FAQ

Entertainment: I am a skilled entertainer and can provide a unique and memorable experience for attendees. I perform magic tricks, illusions, and other feats of amazement that are designed to engage and captivate an audience.

Engagement: I am skilled at engaging and interacting with an audience and can help to create a lively and enjoyable atmosphere at an event. This can be particularly effective for events that are focused on networking or team building.

Education: I use magic as a means of delivering educational or motivational messages. By incorporating magic tricks and illusions into my presentations, I can make the message more memorable and impactful.

Branding: If you are hosting an event for a company or brand, hiring a me to provide magical entertainment can be a great way to add an element of excitement and showcase your company's personality.

Unique experience: I can provide attendees with a unique and memorable experience that they are unlikely to forget. After all, how many people have ever seen a live magic show?

The show is roughly an hour. However, this can be adapted to go shorter or longer depending upon your needs.

For the group shows I bring a backdrop to frame the performance area, public address system, music, and of course the effects (including stage props such as tables, etc.). If needed I can also bring lighting for the performance area if the rest of the room is dark and even a ground fog machine to accentuate the entrance.

No. The show is designed to be able to fit in almost any venue and space constraint. It comes down to view. As long as you can arrange your audience in a manner that gives them a good view of the performance area, that is sufficient.

With most entertainment options, your spectators are simply that. In my show I make them a part of the performance itself. My show involves the audience directly and allows them to be a part of the magic and the experience.

Both. You can think of it as a magic show that uses comedy to accent it. Your group will have a great time laughing while being amazed and floored by the magic.

Absolutely. Since the show is interactive it is very easy to have a specific member selected. In fact, I have certain effects set aside for just this opportunity.

Magicians learn their tricks through a combination of practice, study, and experimentation. Many magicians start learning magic when they are young and continue to study and develop their skills throughout their careers. Some magicians also attend magic school or workshops to learn new techniques and tricks.

Magicians often go to great lengths to keep their tricks a secret, as the element of surprise is an important part of the magic experience. Magicians may use misdirection, camouflage, and other techniques to prevent the audience from discovering the secrets behind their tricks. Additionally, many magicians are part of professional organizations that have strict codes of secrecy.

Not all magicians are members of professional organizations, but many are. Professional magic organizations can provide support, resources, and opportunities for networking and collaboration for magicians. One well-known professional magic organization is the Society of American Magicians.

Anyone can learn magic, although it does take time, practice, and dedication. Some people may have a natural talent for magic, while others may need to work harder to develop their skills. In general, the more time and effort that is put into learning magic, the more proficient a person is likely to become.

No. While I perform family performances, my shows are intended for adults as many of the effects and humor are for a more sophisticated audience.