Magic Mike - Not A Stripper
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- Full-time magician for 15 years
- Roving magic, stage shows and virtual shows on Zoom
- Appeared on Australia's Got Talent (2022)
About Magic Mike - Not A Stripper
The act called Magic Mike (Not A Stripper) belongs to a Sydney magician who works at it full-time, was raised in Canberra and has been performing for around 15 years. The name is a joke. What he actually does is close-up magic, with cards, coins and mind reading happening in guests' own hands as he makes his way from group to group. In 2022 he appeared on Australia's Got Talent, performing a routine that raised awareness of mental health and suicide. He's also the regular magician on the Hamish and Andy show. Most clients book him for roving magic. Couples often have him keep wedding guests busy during the bridal party's photos, and he recommends a short five-minute trick at the reception that everyone joins in on. For corporate events he acts as an ice-breaker, whether the crowd is standing or seated, formal or relaxed, and he can build the act around a theme or around particular people you'd like to feature. At galas, conferences and awards nights he does a stage show, bringing guests up and putting the close-up action on screens through live cameras. At RND Bondi he hosts a dinner show, and remote teams can book him over Zoom. There's nothing to set up for roving magic, with no need for a stage, microphone or special lighting. His act is pitched at grown-ups, which makes him right for weddings, work events, hens nights and big birthdays, though he doesn't do kids' parties. Aim to book six to eight weeks out, especially for weekends from October to March.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Magic Mike a stripper?
No, the name is a joke. He's a magician who works close up and on stage, doing sleight of hand, mind reading and card tricks at weddings, work events and private parties.
What is roving magic and what setup does it need?
With roving magic, Mike goes from group to group and performs tricks up close, in guests' own hands. There's no stage, microphone or special lighting required, so it works at cocktail parties, receptions and sit-down dinners.
How much does Magic Mike cost?
The price depends on the date, how long you book him and how many guests there are. As a rough guide, his website says top professional magicians charge upwards of $750 an hour for roving work, and his quotes come with no obligation.
Does he travel outside Sydney?
Yes. He often works in Wollongong, Newcastle, the Central Coast and Canberra, and will consider interstate or overseas events that suit. Travel costs may be added, so include your location in your enquiry.
How far ahead should I book, and is he suitable for kids?
Contact him six to eight weeks ahead at a minimum, since October to March weekends book out fast. The act is made for adults, so he doesn't perform at children's parties.
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Bianca Ton
2 months ago
From the get-go, Magic Mike (not a stripper! 😂) promised us it would be the best hour of our year, and he absolutely delivered. He was so down-to-earth and easy to communicate with, and helped us pull together a last-mi…
Maddi and Brendan
3 months ago
If you are considering whether to book Magic Mike - I cannot implore you enough to book him, you will not regret it. We booked Mike for our engagement party turned surprise wedding. He came up with the most perfect idea…
Charlee Cremerius
4 months ago
My husband (who absolutely loves magic) and I got married almost 3 months ago. As a surprise I organised Mike to come to our wedding and wow what an absolute hit it was! Not only was seeing the huge smile on my husbands…
Zoe C
4 months ago
Magic Mike was an absolute highlight of our wedding, for us and our guests. Two months later, our friends and family continue to rave about how engaging he was during cocktail hour and during an “all in” show. Mike was r…
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