Steve Gore

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Steve Gore at the Magic Castle in Hollywood Steve-gore-magiccastle.jpg
Steve Gore at the Magic Castle in Hollywood
Photo of Steve & Deanna Gore as Make Believe Magic Make Believe Magic.jpg
Photo of Steve & Deanna Gore as Make Believe Magic

Steve Gore is an English magician from Bradford, West Yorkshire. He is probably best known for creating; The Famous Five Collection, The Flight Deck, Trick Photography, Book to the Future, The Casino Con and the GPS Deck, Amnesia Deck and Together Forever." Trick photography was stated as "Close up trick of the year" in 2010 by MagicWeek.

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He is a Past President of the Northern Magic Circle and the Bradford Magic Circle, and a member of the International Brotherhood of Magicians (British Ring). He has been interested in magic most of his life but joined the Bradford Magic Circle in 1992. He also lectures his own created magic effects for magic clubs and conventions. He has lectured for over thirty magic clubs throughout the country including The Magic Circle, The British Magical Society, Blackpool Magicians Club, Modern Mystic League, [1] and the 2012 IBM British Ring 'Best of British' Convention. [2] He also lectured for the members of the Magic Castle in Hollywood in 2014.

Gore has performed a stage magic act with his eldest daughter Deanna. Together they are Make Believe Magic, and have appeared at several magic gala shows including the Bradford Magic Circle's Hey Presto show in March 2011, the Northern Magic Circle's Best of British Gala show in Scarborough in April 2012 [3] and appeared at the IBM British Ring Presidential Dinner Cabaret in 2013. Steve produced a stage act Genetics, [4] formed in March 2018.

Gore has appeared at the Magic Castle in Hollywood, LA, performing in the Parlour of Prestadigitation for 21 shows in June 2014 and in the Close up Gallery for 29 shows in July 2019. [5]

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  1. Review Lecture – Steve Gore 2010
  2. British Ring 2011 Convention Acts
  3. northernmagic.co.uk Archived 2010-03-10 at the Wayback Machine
  4. Genetics website
  5. Magic moments (From Bradford Telegraph and Argus)