Jordan Wright | Mysteries Beyond Magic

Jordan Wright is an accomplished performer with over 15 years of experience performing for a variety of audiences including such notables as Las Vegas casino owner Steve Wynn and Tony Award- winning Broadway director Hal Prince. He uses psychology and showmanship to create a unique experience for the audience. Influence, suggestion, and persuasion are taken to the extreme as the magic is created within the subconscious mind of the audience. Jordan draws on real life experiences and situations of the audience to involve them, giving them something to experience rather than just watch.

Jordan has been featured on stage performing in major cities such as Las Vegas, Atlanta, and Chicago. His Las Vegas performances have graced venues as large as the 6,000-seat Orleans Arena and the elegant Wynn Las Vegas. Most recently, Jordan was the opening act for a major casino show at the Trump Marina Casino in Atlantic City. He was also profiled on the television special Hocus Pocus as part of a feature on top Las Vegas magicians. In addition to performing in different venues across the U.S., Jordan has also performed for crowds of people all over Italy – sharing his art around the world. For four years Jordan apprenticed under world-renowned magician Jeff McBride, obtaining knowledge and performance techniques useful for his future in magic. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Theatre Arts and Psychology and is a member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, The Academy of Magical Arts, and the Society of American Magicians. Jordan is also a recipient of the Paul Harris Fellowship from Rotary International.

Jordan Wright is a natural in front of crowds, with a riveting stage presence and engaging presentation skills. The unique style that Jordan has brought to magic makes him one of the most sought after performers on the West Coast.

When not performing his specialty, Jordan enjoys painting, acting, and making short films. His recent short film project for Broadway director Harold Prince can be found in the New York Library for the Performing Arts.