Magician & Comedian Ran’D Shine is known for performing "Real Magic for Real People." In other words, no video edits, no actors, just pure mind-boggling magic entertainment. His magical style draws from his playful interactive relationship with his audience combined with his psychological illusions, sleight of hand and storytelling.

Native to Philadelphia, Ran’D Shine has performed at college campuses across the US, at military bases in Japan, Guam and Korea, and overall, in a total of 27 countries. He has been featured at the South African Arts Festival and the Presidential Inauguration in Washington, DC. He has also made television appearances on The CW’s “Penn & Teller: Fool Us,” as well as BET Network’s “Man on the Street.” Additionally, Shine was the subject of the 2015 short film “Three Quarters” by Guggenheim Fellow Kevin Everson, and was featured in the documentaries “The Art and Soul of Magic: The Stories of African American Magicians” (2004) and “Quiet Masters of Magic” (2018).

In addition to his passion for live performance, Shine has also served as producer for “The Heart and Soul of Magic,” a magic show featuring an entirely African American cast of magicians. He is also the co-founder and past president of the International Association of Black Magical Artists, an organization dedicated to the history, the cultural legacy, and fostering community among magicians of color.

Come discover Ran’D Shine, the “New Face of Magic!"