In a class by itself! With expert comedy, mime and characterization, Bradley Fields has redefined the role of the stage magician and restored Magic to its proper place among the theatrical arts.

"A CAREFULLY CHOREOGRAPHED PRODUCTION COMBINING ELEMENTS OF DANCE, MIME AND MUSIC WITH SLEIGHT OF HAND ARTISTRY . . .THE ARTIST GAVE THE IMPRESSION OF A MISCHIEVOUS ELF AS HE MOVED ABOUT THE STAGE PERFORMING ONE MAGIC TRICK AFTER ANOTHER IN A SEAMLESS FLOW OF MOVEMENT. HIS SHOCK OF CURLY, RED HAIR, HIS WIDE-EYED INNOCENT EXPRESSION AND THE LONG, NIMBLE FINGERS HE USED SO EXPRESSIVELY ALL CONTRIBUTED TO THE ILLUSION THAT WE WERE WATCHING THE CHIEF JESTER IN A TRAVELING BAND OF MEDIEVAL PERFORMERS. . . SPLIT-SECOND TIMING HAD THE AUDIENCE AGOG! NO ONE WHO WAS PRESENT, AND IT WAS A FULL HOUSE, WILL EVER FORGET THE EXPERIENCE." --The Summit Independent (Reviewed at the New Jersey Shakespeare Festival)

"ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL ACTS IN MAGIC TODAY. THE AUDIENCE IS MESMERIZED, AND WHEN THE COME TO THEMSELVES, THEY EXPLODE INTO DEAFENING APPLAUSE." --Tops Magazine (magicians trade publication)

Flowers appear from nowhere; silver coins turn to sparkly magic dust; a beautiful princess floats in midair. In "The Barker," the audience is carried back 100 years ago in time as Mr. Fields re-creates the role he originated on Broadway.

Bradley Fields has presented his Magic Theatre to standing ovations around the world since 1975. He is the first American magician to be officially presented in Beijing by the Chinese Ministry of Culture.