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Two very different things go by the same name. A close-up magician wanders between groups with cards and coins, breaking the ice at a work function or filling the gap while a wedding party has photos taken. A kids' magician runs a show, with puppets, volunteers and plenty of noise.
Decide which of those you need before you compare anyone, because a performer who is great with a corporate crowd may not hold a room of six-year-olds.
What to look at when you are choosing:
These performers cover the coast from the Northern Gold Coast through to the southern beaches, but a hinterland address is a question to ask upfront.
Magicians here quote to the party rather than publish a set rate. Give the ages and numbers, and ask how long the magic runs within that time, and what other activities fill the rest of the booking.
It is a good way to fill the gap while photos are being taken, especially when guests have come from different parts of the city and don't know each other. Tell them the timing well ahead.
Close-up work is possible, but high-rise balconies catch the wind, and it is easy to lose a card. Ask them to work inside near the doors if the breeze picks up.
Performers here list shows for toddlers through to tweens, but the content differs. Tell them the ages of the children attending, since a show aimed at the very youngest will bore older kids.
Yes, and it is a common use of close-up magic. Comedy and audience participation help people talk to one another, so share anything off limits about your group before the event.
