"Justin stunned everyone with his silky smooth magic at our recent Awards Banquet. He was professional and non-intrusive, while being friendly and approachable. People were left in awe by the many impossible things he was doing! He was not just amazing, but quite possibly the funniest man I have ever met. He was an invaluable addition to the evening’s activities, and one that I would recommend for any event!"
Neil Visser – Program Director
Overland Park, KS
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When asked how he got his start in magic, Justin often tells the following story. He swears that every word is true:
Justin’s earliest memories are of wanting to do magic. He wanted to levitate, to make things invisible, and perhaps even change himself into one of his favourite superheroes. So at four years old, he asked Santa for a “spell book” for Christmas. With this he could do all of those fantastic things he dreamed about. But Christmas came and went, and there was no spell book to be seen. Though disappointed, he knew that Santa was a busy man and had probably just forgotten. So he waited. The following year he placed the words “Spell Book” at the top of his Christmas list. But again, Christmas came and went. No spell book. So at five years old, Justin swore that he would never ask Santa for anything again. And he didn’t. He took it upon himself to learn magic. He got a magic set at age seven, and for years read every book he could find that had to do with magic or magicians, and eventually became a magician himself.
At age 24 he had already been performing professionally as a magician in Kansas City for a number of years. One evening he stepped out on to his porch and saw a present wrapped in iridescent green paper and a wide red ribbon. It was clearly a Christmas present despite the fact that it was still early September. Inside, Justin found a children’s magic book and a card. The card read: “I’m sorry it’s so late, but I hope you still get some use out of it! Love, Santa”.
Now, Justin has told the story of how he got started in magic to numerous people over the years. And despite the fact that no one has stepped forward to take credit, some have suggested that one of his many fans took it upon themselves to fulfil his childhood dream. Perhaps. But Justin himself would prefer not to know. He would instead prefer to let the mystery stand, and experience for himself that sense of wonder that he so often creates.