Rachel Lawson's The Magicians Podcast

Welcome to the only comedy show where the jokes die… and so might the performers.Magician Blake Alexander and his son Lance — better known as Mortimer and Xander — take the stage to hunt a killer targeting stand-up comedians. But when the spotlight hits, the punchlines fall flat, the reapers descend, and the killer makes one fatal mistake: attacking the wrong magician.Dark humour, supernatural justice, and a father-son duo who literally kill the show.Killer Comedy — laugh if you dare.

A song by Rachel Lawson

When a hospital coroner moonlighting as a magician accidentally becomes the star of a charity show, reality begins to unravel.Dr Blake Alexander — known onstage as Blake Fire, known at work as “Dr Death,” and known in the Afterlife as something else entirely — finds himself trapped between identities, admirers, and a vampire who can’t stop making jokes about corpses.But when Blake’s dark soul, Mortimer, literally steps out of his body, the performance becomes more than a magic act… it becomes a revelation.A story of mistaken identity, supernatural bureaucracy, unrequited crushes, and a rabbit‑from‑a‑hat trick gone catastrophically wrong.Step behind the curtain — nothing is what it seems, and everyone is dreaming someone else’s dream.

A family of magicians steps into the spotlight — not with illusions, but with songs that echo across time, fate, and shadow. In this musical theatre‑style episode, Lance, Fred, Blake, and Ana take the stage in Melbourne, weaving humour, heart, and haunting lyrics into a night the audience will never forget. From wild hearts to shadow men, from soul‑bound echoes to cosmic comedy, this is a story where music becomes magic and legacy sings back. Step behind the curtain and into The Magician: When Shadows Sing.

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By Rachel Lawson

A song by Rachel Lawson

by Rachel LawsonA poem becomes a spell.A question becomes a chorus.In this piece, the timeless question What is life? is reborn as a song and a Shakespearean monologue — a performance that wanders through joy, sorrow, illusion, and the fragile dream of existence.Part music, part theatre, part cosmic reflection, this is a journey into the heart of what it means to be alive.

By Rachel LawsonA poem becomes a spell.A question becomes a chorus.In this piece, the timeless question What is life? is reborn as a song and a Shakespearean monologue — a performance that wanders through joy, sorrow, illusion, and the fragile dream of existence.Part music, part theatre, part cosmic reflection, this is a journey into the heart of what it means to be alive.