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John Bundy
Morgan
John Bundy began his career in magic while studying for his BA in theatre at Rider University. It was then he realized the theatre of magic could be fused with the magic of theatre. After graduating in 1975 John spent several years behind the counter at a magic shop, learning the tricks of the trade and mastering his craft.
In 1982 John Bundy Productions was founded. John’s production company specialized in developing touring magic shows as marketing events for shopping centers throughout the United States. During the 90’s production expanded to include major theme parks and corporate events around the world.
In 1994 John was joined by his performing partner Morgan. John Bundy and Company became the illusion team of John Bundy and Morgan. Together they have appeared throughout the Eastern United States, including appearances at Trump Plaza, Tropicana and Trump Castle in Atlantic City. Their television credits include two appearances on The Late Show with David Letterman, Ricki Lake, Gordon Elliot and The Fox Kids Network. John is often called upon as a consultant for East Coast film and television projects. These include Paramount Pictures “Morning Glory”, Warner Bros' “Gotham”, NBC's "Law and Order” and Neal Patrick Harris’s
“Best Time Ever”.
John is credited with numerous magical special effects designs and is a sought after artist for illusions and theatrical props. John has been recognized by the magic world with cover stories and feature articles in the industry periodicals: Magic, Magic Manuscript and Vanish magazine.
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Morgan's career in magic owes a lot from early inspiration she drew from watching Dorothy Dietrich perform on television. After an education in theatre and graphic arts, Morgan worked for 5 years with a touring magic show before taking up residence with a professional theatre. In addition to performing and stage managing at the theater she honed her craft as a director and served as the theatre's graphic artist.
In 1994, she was 1 of only 15 artists chosen to study at the Jim Henson Studios in New York. That same year she met John Bundy and later became his magic partner.
Morgan has developed her own career as an Escape artist while continuing her successful involvement in Bundy's productions. Her signature tricks include the Table of Death and an updated version of Houdini's Water torture cell
She has appeared on network television in the US and for three consecutive years she was invited to star in the annual Hong Kong Magic Festival. She received the title "Best escape artist" at the internationally televised “World Magic Awards” hosted by Robert Wagner and Jill St. John on October 10th, 2009. The event included a live performance of Morgan's of the Table of Death.
In print, Morgan contributed to the book "The Escape Biz: Volume 2" by Steve Baker and Dean Carnegie. Her cartoon series, "Grand Delusions" was a long time staple in “Magic” magazine and additional work was published in “The Art of Deceptions” by Chuck Romano.
Morgan is also a certified fitness trainer and holds a third degree Black Belt in Tang Soo Do