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Just remember, these could have been your guests!
Amazed looks ...
That’s no illusion, simply wonderful magic!
Big smiles ...
For the young, and the young at heart!
Big smiles, all around. That’s what you’ll get when you book The Party Magician for your next event.
And not just from the children. It’s a family event, and everyone will want to be a part of the fun.
There’s always something for everyone: from pre-school to teen to parent and grand-parent.
It’s magic and it’s mystery, and sometimes it’s even madcap mayhem, you just never know.
And there’s always a photo opportunity when you or someone from your family joins the magic right up on stage.
Don’t be surprised if you become part of the show. There are no safe seats when Ron Guttman is in the house.
The look on their faces will tell the whole story, even if you can’t hear them asking, “How did he do that?”
The audience becomes engaged, and then involved, as they begin to participate in the magic, both from their seats and on-stage.
One moment they may be thinking how glad they are that they’re not the one on stage, and a moment later they are volunteering for the next position!
It’s all about a sense of, “Wow!” If only for a few minutes, but they all want to be a part of the magic.
Illusion … the erroneous percep-tion of reality. What you get is not what you see.
Karl Germain calls magic the most honest profession because the magician promise to deceive you, and then he does!
Sometimes you won’t believe your eyes. And sometimes, you may reconsider your concept of reality.
Sit back. Relax. And enjoy the show. The Party Magician will take you on a wonderful journey filled with mystery, illusion and magic.
Some people can’t help but to label magic shows as children’s events. Often, they are added to programs for exactly that reason, and I see the children dragging their parents into the show, sometimes quite unwill-ingly!
That is why I offer The Family Magic Show.
Kelly Shoemaker, at Bass Lake Park (see complete testimonial) reported that she sometimes notices some of the 40-something campers using the “I’m going to walk the dog” excuse to break away from the campsite to see what all the laughter was about. They stop, watch and join the laughter along with the others, then go back to tell the others how good the show was.
It’s magic for the whole family!