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Jasmine Shryock, the 16-year-old daughter of the Tucson magicians John Shryock and Mari Lynn, is on the program on Saturday for the show “Stars of Magic” at the Berger Center.
Courtesy John Shryock
After more than a year of no abracadabra or now-you-see-it, now-you-don’ts, some of Tucson’s top magic talents are returning to the live stage for the 33rd anniversary of a magical Tucson tradition.
The Society of American Magicians Stars of Magic returns on Saturday, October 23rd at the Berger Center for the Performing Arts for a show showcasing some of Tucson’s best magic talents.
Favorite hometown couple John Shryock and Mari Lynn lead the line-up that includes Adrian Van Vactor, Valerie Spell, Rod Robison, Mike Bekedam, Art Trillo, Dan MacInnis, Stephen Levine and the Shryock’s teenage daughter Jasmine, belong.
Magic is a Shryock family business. Throughout the lifetimes of his daughters – Jasmine is 16 and Hailey is 13 – the family worked magic together. Last week they were at Los Angeles’ famous Magic Castle, where the girls got together with their parents for a closing act – the same act they’ll be performing on the Stars of Magic on Saturday, Shryock said.
As well as performing with her parents, Jasmine will be given a small solo stage on the Berger, 1200 W. Speedway on the campus of the Arizona Schools for the Deaf and Blind.
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