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"For at least one Bates student, the immense disruption brought on by COVID-19 offered a magical opportunity."

"Segal is trying to break the top-hat-and-tails male stereotype of professional magic."

"Segal got into magic when she was about 11 years old because her sister was hired as a magicians assistant. The magician came over to their house one night to bring her sister some magic tricks to practice, and showed Segal a sponge ball magic trick that instantly fascinated her."

“There is this subset of magicians that could be thriving in absolutely any field, but there’s something about magic that kind of hooks them,” Northrup said. “Those are the people that do great things in the magic field and then go on to do great things outside of magic. … Abby is, hands down, one of those people.”

Art Gallery Showcase at Berlinskej Model, Prague 2022