Words of sarcasm from fictional movie hero, John McClane. Greetings and welcome to the inaugural kick-off of the Christopher Starr Magic blog.

After much deep deliberation, I have finally joined the blog-o-sphere, succumbing to the mantra of "resistance is futile - you, too will be assimilated".
These are the magical musings of a magician from the Heartland of America -Wichita, Kansas. Our hack-eyed mission: to explore strange, new performance video, to seek out new clients and to boldly go where no other Kansas based magic show has gone before - hopefully to a community theater near you.
My name is Christopher Starr, and I have been performing as a magician since I was a teenager in the 70s. At the tender age of 19, I presented my first, big illusion show at the Lyric Theatre in Kansas City, the youngest magician ever to do so in that grand venue. Throughout the 80s, I performed in colleges, comedy clubs and assorted venues such as home shows, private parties, etc. I retired from performing through much of the 90s, and made my 'comeback' in 2001. I have been performing a comedy magic and illusion show with my daughters ever since.
Theatrical magic has always held a special fascination for me. Like many young boys, I caught the magic bug at an early age after watching a magician on television. I regularly checked out books from the library on the subject, and desperately tried to master the difficult sleight of hand contain in the pages within those books. And while it was cool to do a few card tricks for family and friends, it was always the
real magic that I longed to do: Sawing a Lady in Half, Levitation, and making people appear and disappear! To me, these were the things that
real magicians did, not just the card and coin tricks as demonstrated in those dog-eared library books.
And so my magical journey to become one of those magicians that could levitate beautiful women began, and it is a journey that continues today.
http://www.christopherstarrmagic.com/