Why Every Show—and Every Lesson—Matters

Make the most of every performance opportunity—whether it’s for a family member, a group of friends, a small theater, a packed auditorium, or a huge state fair. Always take time to understand your audience but perform as if every show is for the VIPs in your world.

At the same time, remain a humble student of magic. Don’t be afraid to ask your peers for advice, perspectives, or expertise that may outweigh your own. Every magician has different strengths, and being open to learning from others will not only sharpen your skills, but also deepen your respect for the art.

Above all, protect the magic. In magic, there’s little middle ground—it either is or it isn’t magical. Don’t let mistakes shake you; instead, see them as priceless lessons that make you stronger. Get out there, take risks, and share the one-of-a-kind feeling that only amazement can bring.

“The Conjuress”

Jinger Leigh-Kalin