Showing posts with label Diwali Magic Camp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Diwali Magic Camp. Show all posts

Sunday, 31 October 2010

Magic Crackers for children

Registration for the event is totally free.

Thiruvananthapuram: For children of age 10-15, the Magic Academy in association with the Kerala State Science and Technology Museum is organising ‘Magic Crackers’, a two-day event on 20th and 21st of November. The programme will be held at the Priyadarshini Planetarium auditorium here.

Rocking offers are there to burst crackers of happiness in the minds of young fans. First, the registration is going to be totally free. Classes by able magicians and scientists including Dr. C.P. Aravindakshan are also planned. Also on the cards, is a free show at the Priyadarshini Planetarium.

Children of age group 10-15 can register. However registrations are limited to the first 100 candidates. Certificates will be issued to all the participants. Canteen facility will be provided.

Interested children may fast register their name, address, contact numbers, emails etc. with the Magic Academy, Poojappura (PO), Thiruvananthapuram 695012. Email: magicacademyindia@gmail.com. Tel: 0471 2358910.

Saturday, 17 October 2009

Cartoonist gifts Alice in Wonderland experience for kids


PM in a jiffy: Cartoonist Jithesh displays his Super Speedy Toon Show by swiftly sketching a caricature of Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, marking the inauguration of Magic Crackers programme for children at the Wonder World Auditorium of the Magic Academy. Honorary director of the Academy, Chandrasenan Mithirmala, faculty member, Shaju Kadakkal and P.S. to Executive Director, K.P. Sivakumar look on.

Thiruvananthapuram: Magic Crackers, a one-day programme for children got a blasting beginning at Wonder World auditorium of the Academy. Cartoonist Jithesh wielded his marker pen on a plain white board and the rest was beyond imagination. He was inaugurating the programme through his latest presentation called, ‘Super Speedy Toon Show’. In five minutes, the cartoonist created around fifty celebrities in swiftly drawn lines. It was not just drawing caricatures, but he was presenting it as a show garnished with funny comments and interesting stories. The swiftness of the artist was exceptional and the characters were too clear that even a child could identify the personality in the picture.

Chandrasenan Mithirmala handing over a certificate of appreciation bearing the signature of Gopinath Muthukad, to cartoonist Jithesh. Shaju Kadakkal on left and cartoonist Dwijit on right are also seen.

An hour baffling experiences were then unveiled before the curious minded children when a teen magician Sujith displayed his dexterity in magical art. This magic show was followed by an exciting class on magic by Mr. Kadakkal. He, with his years-long experience as a language teacher, was easily carrying children to the world of unbelievable where balls vanished, doves appeared and currencies multiplied.
In the afternoon magician Dareas elucidated the ways to solve puzzles. It was followed by a joint session by magician Jince Manimala and Sujith.

In the evening, a high voltage magic show by magician Shahabas Khan Vilakathu and 12-year-old magician Ananthu marked a stylish finish for the day-long event. Ananthu received rounds of applause for the single reason that he was outdoing the challenges of congenital impairments to speak and hear. Director of the Academy, R. Raja Moorthy presented certificates to participants.

Earlier, the inaugural session was presided over by the Honorary director of the Academy, Chandrasenan Mithirmala. Magician Shaju Kadakkal offered felicitations. P.S. to the Academy’s Executive Director, K.P. Sivakumar gave welcome speech and Reprography Head, S. Hari tendered vote of thanks.