Max Davidson
New York City, New York
About Me
I am a highly sought-after New York magician. From private events for Google, Apple, Under Armour, and the Sacramento Kings to theaters in New York and even the Mount Everest Base Camp, I amaze audiences everywhere.
I understand that, ultimately, we crave the opportunity to create memories with the people we love. That’s why when I perform, I have two goals in mind: bringing people together and creating positive memories. Life is meant to be enjoyed—it's my mission to make sure that happens.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our online directory of magicians provides you with a detailed list of the best magicians worldwide. Below is some advice for hiring magicians.
How much does a magician near me cost to hire?
The cost of hiring a magician can vary based on factors like experience, location, and event size. In a large city like New York, you might pay between $500 and $5,000 to hire a professional magician. Find a nearby magician in our magician directory and contact them to get a free quote to add magic to your event.
What types of magicians can you hire?
You can hire magicians to perform close-up magic, stage illusions, comedy magic, mind-bending mentalism, and more! For an event with a large seated audience, consider a stage comedy magician, mind reader, or illusionist to captivate attendees. You might hire a close-up walkaround magician to entertain cocktail party guests.
How long do magicians perform for at events?
Magicians will slot into your event schedule and provide timing recommendations. They might recommend specific durations to perform at every guest's table. Some will already have prepared magic performances that last 20 minutes, 40 minutes, or a full hour!
Can I see videos of the magicians before hiring?
Once you're connected with one of our magicians, you can discuss magic performance videos and testimonials and even jump on Zoom to preview their magic. For some events, magicians will be happy to travel to you so you can see some magic ahead of the big day.
