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What Kind Of Magician Can I Hire?  by: Nick Reade Are you thinking of hiring a magician? There are various types of magic and magicians. Most magicians now specialise in a few areas of magic although some perform only one type. Here is a general guide of what types of magician are available for a predominately adult audience although a good magician will take you back to being a child. Close-up magic/ strolling / mix and mingle/ table magic can often be seen at cocktail parties, corporate events, banquets, wedding receptions and generally any party event where the magician mingles amongst the guests performing tricks and inter acting with guests. This is ideal for a reception and then when guests are seated at their tables and enjoying the meal. For more info http://www.nickreade.com/closeup.html Cabaret magic is a great way for a large or small audience to see some bigger or more involved magic tricks. Cabaret magic is suitable for most events but is most popular as an after dinner entertainment. Sometimes the close up magician will double up and also perform the cabaret. If you are looking for larger, flashy magic then it is ideal to hire an illusionist. Cabaret magic acts last between 20 and 40 minutes and normally perform for audiences of 20 to 600 however their are two rules that should be noted. The magician should be able to be seen and heard by everyone. Bear this in mind if booking after dinner entertainment in a hotel conference room. If you have lots of non English speaking guests you may prefer to have a silent magic act either manipulation or illusion however a comedy magician always plays well for an English speaking audience. For more info http://www.nickreade.com/cabaret.html Corporations and companies are hiring magicians more and more to perform at Trade Shows and exhibitions. Magic is a great form of interactive entertainment where a message can also be presented in an interesting manner. The magician draws people to the exhibition space where the benefits and features of the product or service can be show cased. The magician can also present and provide suitable magic give aways that are branded for the company exhibiting.For more info http://www.nickreade.com/tradeshows.html For further advice and information contact nick at http://www.nickreade.com About The Author Magician Nick Reade is UK based but performs his brand of magic and entertainment at all private and corporate events and parties around the world. For more information including free magic tricks go to his website http://www.nickreade.com This article was posted on November 12, 2005 Read More Articles from the "Hobbies" Category: The Vibrant World of Black And White Digital Photography by Connie Fillmore Magic Levitation - The Ultimate in Magic by Dion Semeniuk 3 Easy Steps to Growing Plants from Seed by Fran Barnwell Teaching Your Child To Sew by Kristi Borchardt How To Make a Christmas Tinsel Hat/Wig by S. Roberts 3 Steps to Get A Winning Career in Video Games Simply by Todd Harris What Is An Un-circulated Coin? by Lana Hampton How To Start A Child In An Astronomy Hobby, And Avoid The Pitfalls! by Tom Ryan How To Play The Piano Expressively - Part 1 by Mike Shaw The Business Side of Craft Shows by Natalie Goyette << Back to "Hobbies" Index

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