Wed. Dec. 1

Bradley Fields Presents: Mathemagic 7:00 pm $15 Adult/$13 Senior & Military/$8 Student/$5 12 and under

MatheMagic is an exciting interactive stage experience for school audiences, K-8. Every performance is designed to promote math-skills and problem-solving through visuals, history, language and world-class entertainment. For over 20 years, teachers, math specialists and educators have given it the very highest recommendations as a math motivator.

Actor, director and one of the most acclaimed magicians in the world, Bradley Fields began professionally at the age of fourteen. Working as apprentice to actor-magician, Jack Adams. Bradley began performing in schools, nightclubs, theaters, and on television. After his schooling he went to Paris where he studied mime with the great master Etienne Decroux while introducing his highly unorthodox magic act into Parisian cabarets....Returning to New York, Bradley began touring college shows across the US, and throughout the late 70's, he was a featured act at Reno Sweeney's, Tramps, and other NY cabarets and continued both as opening act and headliner in top nightclubs from Chicago's Hyatt Regency to Bermuda's Princess. With the birth of his children, Fields took some time off to teach in the New York City Public Schools. It was there that he conceived the idea of MatheMagic, a show which uses magic to teach math. It has since been seen in over one thousand schools, theaters, and performing arts centers becoming one of the most highly praised and best selling educational shows in the US. In addition to giving two hundred performances of MatheMagic each school year, Bradley Fields has appeared at the National Theater, the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC and became the first American magician to be presented in Beijing, China. Bradley Fields continues to present his Magic Theatre & Illusion Show to rave reviews, standing ovations and sold-out houses worldwide.

www.mathemagic.com

Sponsors: with additional donations from Sheridan EyeCare Center Also supported in part by a grant from the Wyoming Arts Council with funding from the State Legislature and National Endowment for the Arts, which believes that a great nation deserves great art.