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Raised on a small
farm in rural
Wisconsin, the young
Jason Schneider took
an interest in the
unusual early in his
life. While still a
toddler, this young
Magician unknowingly
attempted his first
sideshow stunt by
inserting an entire
shoestring into his
small nose. From
there, this Madman’s
infatuation with the
unusual was formed.
By his middle school
years, this deranged
demonstrator of the
bizarre was
notorious for his
unnatural abilities
and off the wall
stunts. This
attention soon came
to an end following
a conference with
Jason’s counselor.
His peers loved it,
his teacher hated
it, and his parents
were pissed!!!
Several years later,
performing on the
streets of New
Orleans, this
misunderstood artist
appeared before
crowds in the midst
of Jackson Square.
Lying on a bed of
nails with a hammer
in hand and a nail
in his nose, Jason
realized his calling
and the Madman of
Magic was born.
Returning to
Wisconsin, Jason
worked to expand his
knowledge and
abilities of circus
skills, sideshow
stunts, and magic.
In 2001 he attended
UW La Crosse Clown
Camp, where he
majored in Comedy
Magic and minored in
Funny Business. The
next summer, this
rising star was
recruited by Richard
Kales'
Sideshow/Circus (one
of the last American
Freak shows). There
he learned the
difficulties of
performing under a
tent and living in
the back of a
“Haunted House”
attraction.
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Three months later
Jason left the
carnival life to
finish up his
Bachelors degree in
Psychology at
Northland College.
His final thesis
being on the
psychology used by
street
performers......He
got an A!
The day after
walking down the
auditorium isle and
collecting his
college diploma, the
Madman signed a
contract with the
Six Flags
Corporation’s
Chicago theme park,
filling up his
summer and fall
schedule for the
following two years. |

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Currently, Jason
performs his
one-of-a-kind show
across the country!
He Makes appearances
at College Events,
Theatre Shows, Night
Clubs, and Private
Parties. This madman
is constantly
working on new and
exciting projects.
Keep an eye out for
what is to come!
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