Magician Matt Hollywood
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- Roving close-up magic for cocktail functions and pre-dinner drinks
- Comedy stage shows of 20 to 45 minutes, shaped around your event
- Works for groups as small as 10 guests or as large as 1,000
About Magician Matt Hollywood
Matt Hollywood is a professional magician and illusionist who mixes sleight of hand with quick-fire comedy. His background takes in television appearances, theme parks and special functions, and he works both ballrooms and individual tables. Close-up magic suits stand-up events, cocktail functions and pre-dinner drinks: he moves through the crowd with card work, floating objects and things that vanish in people's hands, so nobody has to leave their conversation to enjoy it. It also works as an ice-breaker at functions where people have only just met. The stage show is for when you want the whole room watching at once, and it sits well between courses at a sit-down dinner. Shows usually run between 20 and 45 minutes and are tailored to your event, with comedy running through the magic. A private gathering may only need a solo show or a close-up set, while larger functions can move to bigger illusions on a stage. Conferences, business functions, weddings and private parties are all part of his regular work. Send an enquiry with your date, guest numbers and the style of event to have a package put together.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between close-up magic and a stage show?
Close-up magic happens among your guests while they stand and mingle, using cards and small objects. A stage show is performed in front of the whole room, usually during a seated dinner.
How long does a Matt Hollywood stage show run?
Stage shows typically run between 20 and 45 minutes. The length and content are tailored to your event, so tell him how the evening is planned when you enquire.
How many guests can the act work for?
He performs for groups as small as about 10 guests and as large as 1,000. Smaller events usually suit a solo show or close-up set, and bigger ones a stage show.
What events does he usually perform at?
His regular work covers conferences, business functions, corporate events, weddings and private parties, including cocktail receptions and pre-dinner drinks where roving magic suits the room.
Is the show suitable for an audience that wants a laugh?
Yes, comedy is a large part of the act. Jokes and one-liners run through the magic, which keeps a mixed crowd entertained even if they would not normally watch a magician.
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