MAJIKA, Africa’s Largest Illusion Show, Brings Magic, Wonder, and Mind-Blowing Stunts to the Stage!
Get ready to be spellbound as Africa’s largest illusion show takes centre stage in a groundbreaking spectacle of magic and wonder!
In celebration of its 45th Anniversary, The College of Magic presents MAJIKA, a world-class production that blends cutting-edge illusions with contemporary African artistry, leaving audiences breathless with its mind-bending feats.
This unforgettable event showcases some of Africa’s top professional magicians, many of whom have wowed local and international audiences on SA’s Got Talent, Britain’s Got Talent, and Got Talent: All Stars.
The stellar creative team for the show includes Direction by Chad Findlay, Choreography by Jared Schaedler and Lighting Design by Oliver Hauser.
With an electrifying mix of daring illusions, mesmerizing sleight of hand, and theatrical brilliance, this production promises to be an extraordinary fusion of magic and innovation. Witness Africa’s rich cultural storytelling intertwined with mind-blowing magic in a way that has never been seen before!
Performers include:
- Brendon Peel: a multi-award-winning mentalist, most notable for winning the Trophy on Penn & Teller’s hit US TV show, “Fool Us”, his performance on “Britain’s Got Talent” and having been featured on “Got Talent All Stars”.
- Olwethu Dyantyi: one of the most awarded magicians in African history. Having made the finals of SA’s Got Talent – his incredible talents have taken him around the world from the Olympics of Magic to performances in Italy, Las Vegas, England, Croatia and China.
- Mawonga Gayiya: is recognised for his uniquely approachable style of hilarious comedy magic. A ‘local boy made good’, he has been featured on numerous TV shows – including as a semi-finalist on “SA’s Got Talent” – as well as having performed in Las Vegas and China.
- Marcel Pretorius: a dynamic TV presenter, actor, and magician known for his captivating performances and charismatic stage presence. He has appeared in numerous television shows, theatrical productions, and magic performances, delighting audiences with his unique blend of charm and illusion.
Chad Findlay, Creative Director of The College of Magic, says:
“Join us as we celebrate 45 years of enchantment with a grand-scale illusion show that celebrates Africa’s magic and talent. Tickets are going to fly for this one so make sure to secure your seat and witness the magic live! Bookings are now open.”
A Must-See for Magic Fans of All Ages! From jaw-dropping grand illusions to intimate sleight-of-hand artistry, this spectacle is a one-of-a-kind experience that will transport audiences into a realm where the impossible becomes reality. Whether you’re a long-time lover of magic or discovering its wonders for the first time, this show is set to ignite imaginations and inspire a new generation of magicians.
Show Information:
MAJIKA – 4 performances only!
Venue:
Artscape
Date & Times:
7 June 2025 at 15h30 and 19h30
8 June 2025 at 12h00 and 15h30
Tickets:
From R175 – R195
Bookings:
Through Webtickets
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The College of Magic
Also known internationally as South Africa’s ‘Hogwarts’, The College of Magic is a non – profit community youth development organisation that uses the art of magic to inspire, educate and offer hope to young people in Cape Town, South Africa. Established in 1980, The College of Magic provides a haven for children to be themselves and learn to be stars, regardless of where they come from.
The College of Magic is first and foremost a unique place of contemporary education for young people. It believes that every child is different; that every child is creative and has an innate sense of curiosity and wonder. The College has shaped its curriculum around this ethos, and the staff are dedicated to helping each learner find and develop their unique passions and talents.
The College’s exceptional students have been showcased all over the world – from performance in the USA, Austria, China and Italy to a recent 60 Minutes feature on primetime TV in the United States, and in other media including The New York Times, Globe and Mail, CNN and BBC.
The College of Magic accepts children from 10 years of age upwards for a variety of courses. Most courses run over a 15 or 30-week period during the school year. Shorter courses for beginners and adults are also offered.
Its graduates have become successful in a wide range of professions. In the field of entertainment, many have excelled as professional magicians, stand-up comedians, theatre professionals and variety artists. In the world of film, graduates can be found on both sides of the camera – acting, directing, or as part of the crew. Many have become successful in business, engineering, medicine, education and other fields.










































