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Cody Clark Magic: A Different Way of Thinking - Autism Advocacy Magic Show
DATE(S):
Tuesday, May 21, 2024
Time(S):
6:30 p.m.
AGE RANGE(S):
All ages
ABOUT THIS EVENT:
This program is presented by the Full Circle Foundation and Purple in the Pointes.
Embark on a fantastical journey with renowned magician Cody Clark. Diagnosed with autism at just 15 months, Cody defied early prognoses that he would never walk, talk, or lead a fulfilling life. Instead, he embraced his differences, gaining a deep understanding and empathy for the autism community.
At 11 years old, Cody’s life changed when he was invited on stage at a magic show, igniting a passion that led him to join the Louisville Magic Club and study at the prestigious Jeff McBride Magic & Mystery School in Las Vegas. Armed with a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing and Theatre Arts from the University of Louisville, Cody crafted a unique style of magic, intertwining personal narratives with his love for theatre, stand-up comedy, classic country music, storytelling, and autism advocacy.
Witness how Cody, who helps disabled individuals gain essential life skills for success, extends this passion to audiences across schools, colleges, corporations, and non-profit organizations. Through the lens of living with autism, attendees gain insight into embracing differences and transforming lives. This unique blend of magic and advocacy delivers a compelling narrative: our differences are not to be feared but celebrated as diverse perspectives.
ADMISSION:
- FREE: Registration is required.
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