Jeff kraemer is certainly making a mark in the world of entertainment these days. His mix of the supernatural, magic and performance art is without a doubt one of the best shows going in the land of conjuring. With Jeff their are no trap doors, no smoke and no mirrors. What you see is what you get.
His performances seem to change from show to show and in magic that is unheard of. The work involved in continually putting together act after act is truly immense. It demonstrates his pure talent, love of the art and his dedication to his fans. He was quoted in the New Yorker as saying ”I believe in giving my audience something fresh, new and I always want my fans going home feeling inspired and uplifted. Without my audience I wouldn’t be able to perform and I believe I have as much or possibly more fun than they do at one of my shows.” With that type of attitude you can see why Jeff has come so very far in such a short amount of time.
He was born in Brantford Ontario Canada to Francis and Margaret Kraemer. His sister Linda is his only sibling and they used to put on magic shows for family and friends when Jeff was eight years old. His love of the art, devotion and work ethic is quite apparent today along with such influences as Harry Houdini and Doug Henning. Mr. Henning was also a Canadian and Jeff gives him the most credit for getting him so involved in the world of magic. He made the move to Southern California after years of practice, honning his skill and constant training. Once there it didn’t take him long before things started to happen. He now owns homes in Newport Beach California and Las Vegas Nevada. His career is an inspiration to all, you can be one of the good guys and come out on top. He has recently signed a 26 million dollar deal with one of Las Vegas’s largest entertainment groups and is set to lunch his North American tour on, God bless him, July first in Washington D.C.
His involvement in the make a wish foundation and cancer research groups is absolutely inspiring to those he has touched. He lost his father to cancer and a young cousin to muscular dystrophy and seems to take these horrible issues quite personaly. Jeff said ” if I can make a small difference, inspire one person to believe in themselves or to believe in the impossible then I know I will have made a difference.” Jeff recently paid for the funeral of a young boy who had passed away, his single mother had drained her bank accounts and had no way to pay a funeral bill for her son. Jeff had met him in one of his visits to the sick kids hospital and was very touched by this young boy.
If given the oppurtunity to see Jeff perform in person, give yourself a treat and please attend. He will inspire you beyond belief and touch your inner soul. His words are carefully chosen for each show and his message is so very clear. Believe in yourself, believe in the impossible being so very possible.
Keeep up the fantastic work Jeff Kraemer, you are one amazing magic man and an even more amazing human being.
Christie Jones
