THE GREATEST MAGIC EVER EXPERIENCED IS WHEN IT'S PERFORMED RIGHT UNDER YOUR NOSE...
Steve Valentine is considered by many to be one of the finest close-up performers in the world. His past clients have included rock stars, movie stars, Fortune 500 companies and many, many Royal families. The Magic Castle and Academy of Magical Arts have awarded Steve numerous times for his abilities including CLOSE UP MAGICIAN OF THE YEAR two years in a row (the maximum allowed). An award that celebrates, not only the skills of the winner, but his performance abilities.
It's Steve's favorite kind of magic. His close-up show is 30-45 minutes of breathtaking sleight of hand and wonderment and most importantly it's 30-45 minutes of pure entertainment.
It's Steve's favorite kind of magic. His close-up show is 30-45 minutes of breathtaking sleight of hand and wonderment and most importantly it's 30-45 minutes of pure entertainment.
The scene is set: a beautiful table with a chair either side... an audience of up to 50 wonder seekers, seated tightly together and as close as possible to the action... for Steve it's the closer the better, it's a greater challenge.
Steve steps forward and instantly dazzles with his own brilliant brand of hilarious, non-stop, fast moving, stunning close-up magic, performing more miracles in the first 5 minutes than most magicians do in their entire act! Steve has been immersed in the deeper classic secrets of magic for so long, the show is more like watching a brilliant jazz performer work off his audience, no two shows are exactly alike.
By the finale everyone staggers out of the room, shaking their heads... unsure of reality, but knowing without a doubt that they not only witnessed a master at his craft but they also had an amazing time.
In the end, isn't that what it's all about, having a great time?
Steve steps forward and instantly dazzles with his own brilliant brand of hilarious, non-stop, fast moving, stunning close-up magic, performing more miracles in the first 5 minutes than most magicians do in their entire act! Steve has been immersed in the deeper classic secrets of magic for so long, the show is more like watching a brilliant jazz performer work off his audience, no two shows are exactly alike.
By the finale everyone staggers out of the room, shaking their heads... unsure of reality, but knowing without a doubt that they not only witnessed a master at his craft but they also had an amazing time.
In the end, isn't that what it's all about, having a great time?
