Louis, Missouri, hadn’t given much consideration to magic before one fateful event at a formative age. Justin Willman got into magic after breaking both his arms. In the meantime, take a look at a few facts about Willman and his work that are guaranteed to amaze and astonish. You can check his website to see if his show is coming to a city near you. Willman, who is demonstrably not a dingus, has shot three seasons of Magic for Humans and is currently back to live touring after a successful stint doing live Zoom shows for families and businesses during the pandemic lockdown. We can figure out who’s a pompous dingus and who’s a relatable guy.” We have more of a BS detector as a culture now. You kind of pop your own balloon and take a more disarming approach.
“What else can I bring to the table? Psychology, philosophy, comedy. “There’s a bunch of great magic out there,” Willman tells Mental Floss of his approach to performing. (Grabbing wine from a picnic basket, apparently.) In one illusion that went viral, Willman convinced passersby in a park that they had become invisible (see the clip below), then watched to see what a person with this newfound ability might do. His relatable and subversive tricks are irreverent. But Justin Willman, who performs magic for humans, isn’t cut from the same cheesecloth as magicians past.
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Audiences could be forgiven for dismissing Magic for Humans as yet another roving-illusionist reality series when it premiered on Netflix in 2018.
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