Imagine cards and coins disappearing before your eyes. Feel the excitement and awe when Matt reads your mind. Hear the thunderous applause when your chosen card vanishes and ends up in your own hand without you knowing it! This is only the beginning when Matt performs.

Close-up magic is the perfect choice for a special event because of its adaptability to any gathering and its interactive nature. While going from group to group at an event, Matt is able to tailor each performance to his changing audience. Due to the size of Matt's repertoire, he is able to select the tricks performed according to the ages and personalities of any given group of guests. At most parties there are those who come to be entertained and others who come to socialize with friends. Matt easily accommodates both type of guests.

The best way for your guests to truly experience magic first-hand is through close-up magic. In a stage show guests do not actually interact with the magic. With close-up magic, guests will experience the magic happen in their own hands. Most people have seen magic on TV but Matt's performances enable his audience to actually participate in the magical experience. Watching Matt perform, guests discover magic is not all smoke and mirrors after all. As the evening progresses you won't be left wondering whether your guests are enjoying the magic. It will become apparent from the laughter, screaming, and applause following Matt around the room that your guests will remember your event for years to come.

Expecting to see a rabbit pulled out of a hat or some metal rings mysteriously link? If so, don't call Matt. Matt shies away from the typical props, which you've seen used by most magicians. Instead, Matt utilizes his sleight of hand skills and common everyday objects to perform magical feats which you've never seen before. Let Matt show your guests illusions which are the product of his originality, creativity, sense of humor, and many years of practice. Watch Matt, within inches of your own eyes, perform magic which earned him the title of "champion"; before an audience of magicians from around the world.