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'''Simon Lovell''' (born 1957 in Manchester) is an English comedy magician and card shark. Two of his trademark pieces are finding an audience member's card in his mouth, and a humorous straitjacket escape.
 
[[Simon Lovell]] (born 1957 in Manchester) is an English comedy magician and card shark. Two of his trademark pieces are finding an audience member's card in his mouth, and a humorous straitjacket escape.
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The author of sixteen books, including Billion Dollar Bunco, which covers cons and scams, he has a one-man off Broadway show called Strange and Unusual Hobbies. It has run for over a year at the SoHo Playhouse in NYC, and the Wall Street Journal complimented it by saying, "A dazzling 90 minute show."
The author of sixteen books, including Billion Dollar Bunco, which covers cons and scams, he has a one-man off Broadway show called Strange and Unusual Hobbies. It has run for over a year at the SoHo Playhouse in NYC, and the Wall Street Journal complimented it by saying, "A dazzling 90 minute show."


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==Children's Magic==
==Children's Magic==
Simon Lovell has also partnered up with [[Fantasma Magic]], to help young magicians in their magical dreams. Some of the tricks performed here are Linking Rings, the classical Cups & Balls, the Vanishing Silk, and 250 more tricks using props from the kit and props that you can find around your house. The DVD also includes scenes from great magicians like [[Harry Houdini]], [[Harry Blackstone, Sr.]] and more.
Simon Lovell has also partnered up with [[Fantasma Magic]], to help young magicians in their magical dreams. Some of the tricks performed here are Linking Rings, the classical Cups & Balls, the Vanishing Silk, and 250 more tricks using props from the kit and props that you can find around your house. The DVD also includes scenes from great magicians like [[Harry Houdini]], [[Harry Blackstone, Sr.]] and more.


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*[[Billion Dollar Bunko]] (2003)
*[[Billion Dollar Bunko]] (2003)


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Revision as of 19:58, 28 February 2012

Simon Lovell (born 1957 in Manchester) is an English comedy magician and card shark. Two of his trademark pieces are finding an audience member's card in his mouth, and a humorous straitjacket escape.

Simon Lovell
Born1957
Manchester, England

CategoriesBooks by Simon Lovell

The author of sixteen books, including Billion Dollar Bunco, which covers cons and scams, he has a one-man off Broadway show called Strange and Unusual Hobbies. It has run for over a year at the SoHo Playhouse in NYC, and the Wall Street Journal complimented it by saying, "A dazzling 90 minute show."

Recently, he as a on the VH-1 Reality Show "Celebracadabra" and has a segment on the Video Magazine "Reel Magic".

Children's Magic

Simon Lovell has also partnered up with Fantasma Magic, to help young magicians in their magical dreams. Some of the tricks performed here are Linking Rings, the classical Cups & Balls, the Vanishing Silk, and 250 more tricks using props from the kit and props that you can find around your house. The DVD also includes scenes from great magicians like Harry Houdini, Harry Blackstone, Sr. and more.

Books

  • Close-up Magic to Tap Dance To (1989)
  • Magic of Showbiz for the Nineties (1990)
  • I'm Still Tapping (1992)
  • Second to None (1993)
  • Card Tricks Can Be Fun ! Lecture Notes (1994)
  • Simon Lovell Presents his Post Accident Lecture Book ! Lecture Notes (1995)
  • Simon Says !: The Close-Up Magic of Simon Lovell (1997)
  • Son Of Simon Says (2000)
  • Billion Dollar Bunko (2003)

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