Imagine your audience screaming with laughter and amazement as they experience some of the funniest and most amazing magic in the world!

Terry has created a show that kids of all ages love. It features plenty of audience participation. Everyone in the audience gets involved in the show. Terry also uses volunteers from the audience to come up and help him make the magic happen. Sometimes the magic won't work for Terry, but it will work for the volunteer (the kids scream with excitement over this).

The magic includes...

Laser Thru Balloon is a Star Wars Illusion that makes kids go "WOW"!

Topsy Turvey Pom Poms will leave everyone scratching their heads

The Mis-Made Flag is a patriotic number that goes terribly wrong

The Vanishing Water has an adult as the star who helps teach a trick

The Paper Mystery is hands down the "funniest trick" according to audiences

The Diamonds is a story about how your education will transform you

Karl and Rocky are two puppets that make some great magic

The Levitation is the big finale. The birthday child floats in midair! You read that right! The audience will actually see your child floating. It's a real "Kodak Moment".  

There's lots of other gags, tricks and bits-of-business sprinkled through the show to make it a complete theatrical experience for your audience. 

At the end of the "Levitation" Terry presents the star of the show with their very own custom Magic Kit that Terry assembles himself. This kit contains tricks that have been selected and tested by Terry and guaranteed to be easy to perform and amazing to any audience.  Being able to perform magic will give your child a boost to their self esteem.

Terry presents each child with their very own "Magical Goodie Bag". This party bag contains simple magic tricks and puzzles that everyone can take home and enjoy. That's one less headache for you to provide, Terry takes care of it for you.

The audience is then lined up and escorted to the "Cake and Presents Room" where Terry leads the group in a round of "Happy Birthday", making the "Wish", and blowing out the candles. This leaves you free to run the camera for this memorable moment.

Terry then wishes everyone a "goodbye" and leaves to pack up the show.  

The show will work well almost anywhere. Terry prefers the show to be indoors. He is used to performing in the home usually in front of the fireplace, TV or any large room where the kids can sit on the floor in front of him. The "stage" area needs to be about 8' wide by 6' deep on a solid and level surface. An electrical outlet nearby is required for the music system.