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| Aaron Radatz |
We
are always happy to hear from Las Vegas magician, Aaron Radatz.
He has been working hard to work just as hard but in greater
venues.
He brings his incredible show to the troops and families of Fort Eustis on October 22nd.
Mr. Radatz was invited by Susan Engler, president of the Aaron Radatz Fan Club for this very special show.
Ms.
Engler knew the incredible magician would be in the area performing his
shows at Busch Gardens in beautiful Williamsburg, VA. Mr. Radatz
jumped at the chance to give a show for those who work here and abroad
to defend us.
Mr. Radatz’ told us he feels honored to be asked
to perform for the troops. “Performing for these amazing men and
women is something I feel privileged to do as an entertainer and an
American. We all need a little magic in our lives.”
Chief
of Marketing for Fort Eustis, Sherri Noland, said, “We are honored to
have Aaron demonstrate his dedication to the troops by donating his
time and talent.”
Mr. Radatz has worked on behalf of our troops
in previous shows around the country. In fact, his dedication and
efforts earned him many international awards, including The Commanders Coin of Excellence and the Scroll of Appreciation of Honor and Admiration.
He’s been making our art look good through shows from Iceland to Germany, and from Kuwait to Bosnia.
Name
a continent other than Antarctica and Mr. Radatz’ has performed
there. At last count, his troupe has toured 37 states, and 25
countries.
We think the world of Mr. Radatz but we are not alone: Time Magazine
said, “He is the magical entertainer to see.” FOX News thought he
was “fabulous!” General Motors Corporation said, “He is
masterful!” And Bally?s Casino described this young man as,
“unique and polished”
We are proud he is one of Quinlan’s Inside Magic readers.
Details:
Mr. Radatz will be performing on October 22nd at the Fall Festival on
the base of Fort Eustis at Youth Services at 2pm. You can also
witness Aaron Radatz? show at Busch Gardens, Williamsburg in
NightScares. Performances are nightly Friday ? Sunday now through
October 30.
Check out Mr. Radatz’ incredible web site for more information. This guy rocks!
|
| Aaron Radatz |
We
are always happy to hear from Las Vegas magician, Aaron Radatz.
He has been working hard to work just as hard but in greater
venues.
He brings his incredible show to the troops and families of Fort Eustis on October 22nd.
Mr. Radatz was invited by Susan Engler, president of the Aaron Radatz Fan Club for this very special show.
Ms.
Engler knew the incredible magician would be in the area performing his
shows at Busch Gardens in beautiful Williamsburg, VA. Mr. Radatz
jumped at the chance to give a show for those who work here and abroad
to defend us.
Mr. Radatz’ told us he feels honored to be asked
to perform for the troops. “Performing for these amazing men and
women is something I feel privileged to do as an entertainer and an
American. We all need a little magic in our lives.”
Chief
of Marketing for Fort Eustis, Sherri Noland, said, “We are honored to
have Aaron demonstrate his dedication to the troops by donating his
time and talent.”
Mr. Radatz has worked on behalf of our troops
in previous shows around the country. In fact, his dedication and
efforts earned him many international awards, including The Commanders Coin of Excellence and the Scroll of Appreciation of Honor and Admiration.
He’s been making our art look good through shows from Iceland to Germany, and from Kuwait to Bosnia.
Name
a continent other than Antarctica and Mr. Radatz’ has performed
there. At last count, his troupe has toured 37 states, and 25
countries.
We think the world of Mr. Radatz but we are not alone: Time Magazine
said, “He is the magical entertainer to see.” FOX News thought he
was “fabulous!” General Motors Corporation said, “He is
masterful!” And Bally?s Casino described this young man as,
“unique and polished”
We are proud he is one of Quinlan’s Inside Magic readers.
Details:
Mr. Radatz will be performing on October 22nd at the Fall Festival on
the base of Fort Eustis at Youth Services at 2pm. You can also
witness Aaron Radatz? show at Busch Gardens, Williamsburg in
NightScares. Performances are nightly Friday ? Sunday now through
October 30.
Check out Mr. Radatz’ incredible web site for more information. This guy rocks!
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