Curiosity is how we grow.
When people see something that they can’t explain, they talk about it.
We create curiosity based event and experiences to introduce and spread notions of human rights and conservation practices.
Magicians and stuntmen are used to create special effects that turn the audience into storytellers. The new ideas are discussed in the markets, the school yard and at the dinner table.
Current project - A magician replaces Abracadabra with the words, "Helping Women Brings Good Things". Grenada / Caribbean 7th run of a program that began in partnership with YWCA Ethiopia in 2011. It has been presented more than 1,000 times to more that 500,000 individuals in India , Sicily, Antigua, Malta, Tortola, St Thomas and Ethiopia.
In a briefing with The United Nations High Commission of Human Rights our director, Lisa Menna, discussed how to create village activism through storytelling.
Past Project - “What have you got to loose?” anti gang program featured on PBS. Eddy, a former gangster who lost half his body when living in the hood, talks to a high school about gang reality.
Director, Lisa Menna in Patiala, India with a Punjab wise woman.
Director Lisa Menna- magician , activist has performed in 75 countries. Featured on CNN, BBC World Service, Wall Street Journal. Disney, Discovery Channel and the recipient of a Magic Castle Fellowship. She claims the work is hard traveling, often itchy. Her mother likes to tell the story of the time that a baboon stole her underwear.