Seattle, WA · Close-Up & Stage Magic
Hire a Magician in Seattle
Looking for a magician in Seattle? We book close-up magicians, stage illusionists and mentalists for corporate events, trade shows, weddings and private parties in Seattle, and we negotiate the booking for you.
Booking magicians in Seattle
Seattle's tech giants drive a heavy calendar of corporate events, product launches and holiday parties. The city's music history runs from jazz to grunge.
Where Seattle events happen
Waterfront venues, downtown hotels, Woodinville wineries, Bainbridge and San Juan Island estates and converted industrial spaces.
Season & timing
Summer is dry and spectacular, and the peak wedding season. The rest of the year calls for covered or indoor plans.
Close-up or stage?
Strolling close-up magic is ideal for cocktail hours and mingling. A stage or parlor show works when guests are seated and you want a shared moment.
Match the act to the crowd
Mentalists play especially well with corporate audiences; family-friendly magicians are perfect for birthdays and mixed-age events.
Use it for business
At trade shows and launches, a magician can draw a crowd to your booth and work your product or message into the act.
Options we book
Strolling close-up magic
Table-to-table magic during receptions and cocktail hours.
Stage show
A featured 30–60 minute show with audience participation.
Trade show magician
Crowd-drawing magic built around your product message.
Questions to ask before you book
- Do you perform close-up, stage or both?
- Can we see video of you performing for a similar crowd?
- How much space and what sound do you need?
- Can you customize the act for our brand or guest of honor?
- Is your show suitable for children, adults or both?
We ask these for you, and negotiate strolling vs. stage time, custom branded routines, stage and sound needs and the contract terms on your behalf.
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Featured magicians near Seattle
Hiring a magician in Seattle: FAQ
How much does a magician cost in Seattle?
Magicians set their own fees based on the type of show, length, date and travel, so we don't publish prices. Share your plans and we'll bring you Seattle options and negotiate the booking.
What's the difference between a magician and a mentalist?
Magicians use sleight of hand and illusions; mentalists appear to read minds and predict choices. Mentalism is a big hit with corporate audiences.
Can a magician perform at a trade show?
Yes. Trade-show magicians draw crowds to your booth and can build your product or message into the act.
How long does a magic show last?
Strolling close-up magic usually runs 1–3 hours. Stage shows typically run 30–60 minutes.
Strolling magic or a stage show?
Strolling magic works best during mingling time. A stage show needs a seated audience and a set program slot. Many events book both from the same performer.
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