13 Facts About Rob Zabrecky

Rob Zabrecky's career began as a musician while being the front man for the band Possum Dixon.

In 2017, Zabrecky landed a supporting role in the supernatural drama, A Ghost Story.

Rob Zabrecky has appeared in several short films and a wide range of television commercials.

Rob Zabrecky graduated from a two-year training program at Theatre West, where he appeared in theatrical adaptations of the television classic, The Twilight Zone and other productions.

In each episode, Rob Zabrecky invites guests into his home to participate in a seance to contact a departed spirit of their choice.

In June 2019 Rob Zabrecky released his memoir, Strange Cures.

In 2019 Rob Zabrecky authored The A, B, Z's of Magic, which details methods of constructing and presenting an effective, meaningful, and ethical magic act.

Rob Zabrecky is best known for an aberrant magician character he portrays by combining irreverent dark humor, mentalism and an artful use of elongated pauses in performances.

Rob Zabrecky has been the featured magician at annual magic conventions worldwide and appeared on the cover of magic-related journals and periodicals including Genii, Reel Magic and the Mandala.

Since 2010, Rob Zabrecky has performed as a spirit medium inside the Magic Castle's Houdini Seance Room, where he has presented hundreds of theatrical Victorian inspired seances for members of the Academy of Magical Arts and their guests.

In 2024, The Rob Zabrecky Hour was filmed for as an upcoming concert film at Dynasty Typewriter in Los Angeles.

Shortly after the breakup of Possum Dixon, Rob Zabrecky spent time singing for the Los Angeles art rock band Human Hands and played bass in a Gun Club tribute band alongside original members Ward Dotson and Terry Graham.

Rob Zabrecky is a skilled auctioneer, trained by Bonhams auction house during the late 1990s.