The Magic of Kyle Jarrard

At the young age of 9, Kyle recieved a few simple magic tricks from a teacher friend at school...little did either of them know that these few tricks would set off a fire in Kyle's desire to perform and entertain. He had been bitten by the "magic bug" and immediately began perfecting his skills and showing his tricks to anyone he could! At age 12 he began performing shows for local birthday parties and church events until he eventually built up his entertainment reputation from Atlanta, all the way to North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Florida, Missouri, and Virginia. Now he is 20 and performs shows regularly in the radius of that area (which is steadily continuing to expand). He enjoys every minute that he is in front of any audience and feels that the stage is his home away from home. Kyle has a gift. It is the gift of making people laugh and enjoy themselves. He is a performer that has learned how to read his crowd and determine what they will like most in his show and utilizes this talent in order to make his shows as entertaining as they can be. Kyle has proven time and time again that magic and comedy can bring out the child in any person, whether they are currently a child or 104 years old. Everyone loves to laugh and be entertained...after all...it is good for them!

Aside from the magic, Kyle is an active banjo picker with a bluegrass gospel group named "The Journeymen". The banjo is his second passion. "There is nothing quite like sitting around with a group of friends and pickin' some good, old-timey tunes that you can learn from and tap your foot to!" He tries to slip off to a good Bluegrass jam at least once a week.

Currently, Kyle is a college student at Gainesville State College located in Oakwood Georgia. He is majoring in Sociology and enjoying the "college experience".

 "I have many friends and inspirations in the Magic business that I wish to give thanks to. Without them and their kindness, I definately wouldn't be where I am today."

These people are: David Allen, Doug Westmoreland, David Ginn, Phil (PT) Messina, Bob Hinman, Stephen Bargatze, Bob Sanders, and last but not least...my Family."