George Tait is an artist who'll deceive you with a combination of Magician’s conjuring techniques, a Mentalist psychology ploys, and mime’s eccentric stagecraft. He’s authored several books both on conjuring as well as a fantasy horror story (and audiobook/podcast) titled How to Kill a Piano (www.HowtoKillaPiano.com). He has also authored over a dozen trade publications under a secret nom de plume that is respected by an international audience of professional magicians.

Recognized around the world for his critical thinking lectures and his theatrical mind reading and magic shows, Tait has been seen with two of the largest touring magic shows to date with his Theatrical "Mind Tapped" performances: Masters of Illusion Live, and The Illusionists. In addition to making guest appearances on cabaret stages, Tait’s produced and traveled with several of his own productions in theaters world wide that include his debut show “Mind Tapped”, “Deception Expert: Curious Confessions of a Conjuror”, and a two person traveling show entitled “What!? Two Magicians Telling the Truth.”  George Tait is the first to admit he can't really read your mind due to any kind of supernatural abilities. He himself is a skeptic and openly cites that everything he does is a mixture of conjuring techniques mixed with a dash of subtle psychology. Tait holds a mixed degree in electronic media, film, and psychology and draws from each for his performances.

Tait also serves as both the house magician and entertainment director at Metro Detroit’s Conjuring Cabaret located inside the Weiss Distilling Company’s Paradox. 

Often, Tait is asked to serve as a consultant. He's worked behind the scenes with performers all over the world in addition to helping to create magic on television. Some of those credits include: A & E, NBC, and the CW network. He's entertained and been invited to perform for music groups like Metallica and Seven Dust. Given corporate presentations for groups like The Leer Corporation, Chrysler, Compuware, Visteon, IKEA, Verizon Wireless, Chase Bank, and more! His Critical Thinking presentation, “Thinking Smarter '' has been enjoyed by students at universities throughout the USA.