Welcome to
The Society of Young Magicians
If you are between the ages of seven to seventeen, and are interested in
the performance of magic, you’ve come to the right place. Magic tricks
and magicians are having a resurgence of popularity again thanks in part
to performers like David Copperfield, Lance Burton, Mac King, and Penn
and Teller. Many celebrities started out as young magicians including
Johnny Carson, Dick Cavett, Neil Patrick Harris, Jason Alexander,
Muhammad Ali, Steve Martin, Norman Schwartzkopf and Woody Allen.
Magic as a hobby?
It’s not just about the secrets. Performing the art of magic as a hobby
produces some great positive results including:
- Confidence by performing in front of people and entertaining them
- Hand-Eye Coordination
- Discipline in the study of the craft
- Trust in the keeping of secrets and methods
- Friendships around the world with other fellow magic enthusiasts
- Popularity and the ability to make new friends
- Studies in art and culture
Is it hard to perform magic?
Like any art, it takes practice and a willingness to study. Of course it
also has to be fun! Much like music lessons, some people play at home
for family while others become concert maestros. Whether you perform
magic for your friends or as a way to pay for college, amazing your
audience can be a very rewarding experience.
A Message from our National Director:
Hello!
As National Director of the Society of Young Magicians, I want to
welcome you to this website. If you have an interest in performing
magic, you've come to the right place! Whether you join one of our local
chapters (Assemblies) or become a National member, I am sure the S.Y.M.
can assist you in becoming a great magical entertainer. Take a look
around and, if you have any questions, feel free to write to me.
Magically,
Jann Goodsell,
S.Y.M. National Director
bravesjann@comcast.net
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