Brachetti e Wittus Witt al European Magic History Conference
7th European Magic History Conference, Torino, Italy, 24-26 August 2017
Al settimo European Magic History Conference che si terrà a Torino, dal 24 al 26 agosto 2017, saranno presenti, in qualità di relatori, Arturo Brachetti e Wittus Witt.
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Arturo Brachetti at EMHC
We are pleased to announce the first Guest of Honour at EMHC: Arturo Brachetti, the world’s greatest quick change Artist will be honoured at EMHC and will give an EXCLUSIVE TALK about the history of the art of Quick Change, from Fregoli to the modern scene.
Brachetti started to perform magic and quick change professionally in 1978, touring all Europe (France, UK, Germany) and quickly became a major international star. With a long career in theatre, as a performer and a director, Brachetti still tours his own brand of magic and quick change, attracting thousands of spectators to his shows: his production The Man with a Thousand Faces was presented more than 1000 times and sold more than 1.5 million tickets.
EMHC will be a unique occasion to learn about the history of quick change from somebody who has been doing it professionally at the highest possible levels for a lifetime! Don’t miss this opportunity!
Wittus Witt
He is the publisher of the longest-running German magic magazine, Magische Welt. Wittus is a well known and highly respected magic historian, and organized one of the recent editions of EMHC. In Torino, Wittus will present his latest research on Fredo Marvelli, in a long-awaited second lecture on this influential European magician.
Dr. Steffen Taut from Dresden, Germany, is a professional researcher and has carried out scholarly research on the art of magic, from antiquity to more modern times. For EMHC, Dr. Taut will present a new, exclusive talk on “Deception and Tricks in Ancient Religion and Belief Systems”, that will reveal hitherto unknown facts on the history of magic.
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