The Delaware State Fair (July 21-30) is known for being a playground for interesting things. This year is no different.
The practice of magic has evolved past card tricks and pulling rabbits out of top hats. To quote the inimitable Gob Bluth, “They’re not tricks, Michael, they’re illusions.”
One magician is all the rage at this year’s fair: Dale Scott, the creative brain behind Scott’s Futuristic World of Magic, has incorporated lasers and neon lights into his performance. What’s the theme? THE FUTURE.
“We’re incorporating a lot of futuristic elements, neon, lighting lasers, and we even have a surprise robot that we created just for the show,” Scott told WMDT, which has video of the performance.
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