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Pete's modern style of magic has made him one of the busiest and most sought-after magicians in the UK. He’s performed for David Beckham, Rita Ora, and Mumford and Sons, and taught Jude Law sleight of hand for the film Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.
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Dubbed “the rock ’n’ roll magician” by NME, Pete Heat showcased his street magic to audiences in the series Around the World In 80 Tricks. After meeting Jude Law, he was hired to act as his sleight-of-hand coach for the film Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.
In the TV series Secrets of the Brain, Pete blended magic with psychology and neuroscience to illustrate the inner workings of the brain. He also taught a group of disadvantaged teens how to use magic as a creative outlet, In School of Hard Tricks.
On stage, Pete demonstrates his close-up magic with a repertoire of mind-blowing mind-reading tricks. He also creates bespoke magic tricks for technology events.
We were joined at 87 Barts Close by three brilliant speakers on a panel that delved into the complex world of Artificial Intelligence. Over the hour our panellists de-mystified AI, speaking about AI’s immense promise for enhancing our lives, alongside the apprehension it has generated regarding job security, privacy infringement, and ethical considerations.
87 Barts Close, 87 Bartholomew Close, London, EC1A 7EB
We were joined by four fantastic speakers to look ahead at International Women’s Day. With the theme of this year’s event being #InspireInclusion, we were lucky enough to hear from four women who have each blazed a trail in their respective fields: CEO of Channel 4, Alex Mahon; the former Australian Prime Minister and Chair of Kings’ Global Institute of Women’s Leadership, Julia Gillard; one of the leading voices in football, Eniola Aluko MBE; and broadcaster and journalist, Samira Ahmed.
Bishopsgate Institute, London
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