Kamil Aydıner
After twelve years triaging night-shift admissions on a hospital ward, Kamil Aydıner now argues with performers who call acquisition research and with historians who call postponement discernment, usually about why a routine has been bought, credited, discussed, and still not rehearsed. In his fifties, he treats every missing rehearsal as evidence that the newest prop has been promoted to substitute for an ending.
Articles by Kamil Aydıner
Retired Magician Donates Trick Guillotine to Museum, Museum Cannot Figure Out How It Works
The curator has examined the apparatus for six months and admits the blade 'appears to be real, which raises questions we're not comfortable asking.'
Dove Purchased for Magic Act Refuses to Stay in Coat, Pursues Career as Free-Range House Bird
The white fantail, trained to appear from a production coil, has instead established a territory in the magician's kitchen and shows 'zero interest in being produced from anything.'