Christopher Taylor Lecture

Christopher Taylor Lecture
Dive into the enigmatic world of Christopher Taylor, a Canadian visionary who has redefined the landscape of mind reading and magic over the past 25 years. His inventive genius has not only captured the imagination of audiences worldwide but has also been a cornerstone for iconic performers like David Copperfield, Criss Angel, and David Blaine. With Christopher stepping away from product design and manufacturing, his new lecture in Baltimore promises an intimate exploration of his non-electronic marvels, many of which will be shared for the first time. This session is uniquely tailored to the interests of its attendees, featuring a dynamic range of topics that promise to engage and astonish.

Discover “It’s an Energy Thing,” where Taylor unveils multiple methods to ‘sense’ a thought-of card. Experience the chilling accuracy of “Overkill,” where participants match Victorian Era victims to their assailants. Be baffled by “Hotel,” a flawless mind-reading act devoid of any trickery, relying on nothing but two business cards and a pen. Delve into a “Nod to Borodin,” where Taylor presents his take on an underappreciated mind-reading technique. And marvel at his “Innovative work with Billet Indexes,” revolutionizing mentalism with real-time predictions.

This lecture also features:

“4 Color Match,” a crayon-based prediction act free from electronic aid.
“Time of Death,” a hauntingly precise match-up of times of death with Victorian portraits, using ungimmicked pocket watches.
Praised by professionals like Barrie Richardson for his ability to conjure “entertainment and mystery,” and hailed as a “genius” by Marc Salem, Christopher’s insights into magic and storytelling have also made him a revered guest teacher at McBride’s Magic & Mystery School in Las Vegas. Jeff McBride commends his “wide range of knowledge” and the unique “magic touch” he brings to the ancient art of storytelling. Join Christopher Taylor in Baltimore for a lecture that promises not only to unveil the secrets behind his groundbreaking mentalism, but also to inspire with his magical creativity and innovation.

The Lord Baltimore Hotel

The Lord Baltimore Hotel, showcasing the LB Tavern, is an exquisite blend of Art Deco and French Renaissance styles. It’s recommended to arrive an hour early for dinner or 30 minutes early for drinks, to ensure ample parking and time to enjoy the elegant ambiance.