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Magic is by far one of the most underrated of all art forms. Many don’t even consider it an art at all. So why do we love it so much? When you learn a musical instrument, you learn hand eye

Last week the popular guide Weekend Notes published a great story about the new show at The Laneway Theatre – The Laneway Theatre Experience. “The Laneway Theatre has received 5-star r

The Laneway Theatre is back with live, in person performances through March (though we are still doing quite a few Zoom Shows for corporate events and Universities!) This month we are hosting the

For most, if not all, of us 2020 has been a year we will never forget. A year that turned the world upside down and inside out, allowed people to see the true nature of their friends, and made us rea

On Monday Tim performed (virtually) as guest artist at the Pacific Coast Association of Magicians Convention. The longest continuously running magic convention in the world. This was the thir

Over the last two months iDrop has received rave reviews. It’s been the #1 trick at PropDog (UK) since its release and a hot contender for ‘Trick of the Year’! After so much work

Recently, Tay Around Town visited our online Magic Show ‘A Night At The Laneway Theatre’ “‘A Night At The Laneway Theatre’ is a show that has it all. If you need further

The Age Theatre Critic, Cameron Woodhead, has written a great feature story about how magicians have adapted to deal with the Corona Lockdown. It talks about The Melbourne Magic Festival, The Laneway

Vanish, the international magic magazine, featured Tim Ellis in its profile of successful Zoom magicians who are leading the way throughout the world. Here it is reproduced for you

As the world goes into lock down in order to defeat the global pandemic that is Coronavirus, magicians globally have seen their work vanish in an instant. We are an art that relies on interaction and

Tim’s brand new Laneway Theatre premiered on February 28 to a sold out house of very excited magic fans and it did not disappoint! We can’t reveal too much about the show, as it is filled

Last week Tim was asked to host the annual APPITA Awards at Melbourne’s iconic Luna Park. Not only did he compere, but he also entertained with strolling magic before and during diner AND di