Celebrities Of Magic: Jason Bird

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A Master Magician and Storyteller, Jason Bird creates experiences that inspire people. He reawakens their sense of wonder and reminds them of how cool it is to be alive.
His perfect blend of humor, world class magic, and engaging personality, have made Jason a sought after entertainer, who performs over 300 live close up and stage shows every year, from Las Vegas to Japan, at corporate events, private parties, cruise ships, casinos, and festivals.
Jason began his 18 year career at an early age, performing in his teens at local shops and restaurants. When he turned 18, Jason left his small hometown for the bright lights of Las Vegas, with dreams of becoming an internationally acclaimed magician. Before the end of his teens, Jason had made his dreams a reality, performing alongside the top magicians in the world at the acclaimed “Caesar’s Magical Empire,” a $68-million magic themed dinner show at Las Vegas’ Caesar’s Palace as well as an extended four year run at the Planet Hollywood Resort.
In 2012, the Society of American Magician’s selected Jason from hundreds of applicants as one of ten magicians competing in the annual SAM stage competition. The originality and world-class sleight-of-hand skill of this performance earned him a reputation as one of the most skilled and unique magicians in the world.
Jason is also a sought after speaker. Weaving magic with meaning, he speaks globally on the power of our beliefs, limitless possibilities, and the importance of shifting our perceptions.
When he is not performing or speaking, Jason travels the world meeting and studying with the Shaman, medicine persons, healers, and “magicians” of indigenous cultures. Believing that the magicians of the modern era are entrusted with carrying on traditions of an ancient past, Jason uses magic to mediate between normal reality and a world full of possibilities.
When he is not entertaining audiences, he can be found hiking, reading Paulo Coehlo and Alan Watts, and, taking his family on a road trip, hopefully getting lost along the way.