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The Bubble Blog


Tricks Are Just Tricks: In Defense of Storytelling in Magic
I recently read an argument about storytelling in magic that got me thinking. The basic idea was that magicians are often told to “give the trick a story,” and in trying to follow that advice, they end up piling an unnecessary narrative on top of an effect that was perfectly strong to begin with. The example was an Ambitious Card routine accompanied by a story about the magician's grandfather teaching it to him at the kitchen table. The audience is now being asked to listen t
Meadow Perry
Aug 128 min read


Bubble World News: The Gazillion Bubble Show Closes off-broadway
A Truly Bitter-Sweet “End of an Era” Moment If you had told me 10 years ago that my path would intertwine so beautifully with the world of stage magic, bubbles, and pure whimsy, I probably would have said, "you're crazy." Well, the road has been incredible, but today it brings some truly bittersweet news. After an absolutely legendary 19-year run in New York City, the iconic Gazillion Bubble Show is officially closing its doors at New World Stages this September. For nearly t
Meadow Perry
Jun 163 min read


Why More Bachelorette Parties Are Hiring Magicians—And Why Most Are Missing Out on One Important Thing
If you're looking for unique bachelorette party ideas, you've probably come across the usual recommendations: vegas trip, wine tastings, spa days, private chefs, cocktail classes, and nights out with the girls. Lately, though, I've noticed another trend becoming increasingly popular: hiring a magician. Then it hit me. Duh, OF COURSE magicians are the new fun thing for bachlorettes. Because the best bachelorette weekends aren't really about the activities. They're about creati
Meadow Perry
Jun 82 min read
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