An intimate, two-hour, live experiential presentation,” Franz Harary’s “House of Magic” has been conceived as an immersive experience “designed by a magician, for magicians.” Visitors to the new, $40-million venue, will be treated to brand new, large-scale magical illusions, including: shrinking motorcycles; cars appearing from nowhere, and members of the audience being levitated and teleported to
distant locations. “Our show is being designed to reduce adult audience members back to their days as children, recapturing that sense of wonder and awe we all had when we were very young,” Harary says. Art designed in a “retro-tech, steam punk” look and feel by noted Art Director Tim Delaney (the man behind Disneyland’s “Tomorrowland,”) Franz Harary’s “House of Magic” will be comprised of four theatres: the “Illusion Laboratory,” where guests can interact with magical toys, gizmos and illusionary gadgets of all shapes and sizes; the “Paris Opera House,” a French Nouveau style theatre featuring the world’s best classical magicians; a “Middle Earth” -style theatre, in which guests will feel transported to a beautiful, mystical forest right out of “The Hobbit;” and a “Future Tech” Mega Magic theatre, which, through state-of-the-art multi-media technologies, will take guests on amazing odysseys thru the human imagination.
