I set the show in motion with a 5 minute comedy warm up to get the children laughing and familiar with me. I then begin the show with my most impressive magic trick to get them excited about what’s to come. This is a practical tactic to keep them immersed for the rest of the show. Following this I invite the birthday child up to help me with a trick. I keep getting the trick wrong but the child gets it right (any child can do this – they just have to hold a bag) – it’s a lot of fun! The remainder of the show is a comedy based magic show that involves the children throughout. Half way through I bring out my puppet monkey. This is a thrilling puppet routine that gives the children a jolt of excitement midway through to keep them further engaged. After some more magic and finishing with my big finale trick, I end the last ten minutes with party games.

The show has been designed to keep the children engrossed and exhilarated throughout the entire performance. After numerous performances, I have a tried and tested children’s magic party that is a finely crafted perfect roller coaster of a show that keeps the kids thrilled from start to finish.
Here’s a little more about the main aspects of the show;