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To put into context I would say that all magic is pretty much the same to a degree in the fact that it is to witness or experience something that should be impossible made possible in an entertaining way.
CLOSE UP MAGIC
I have been, and still am a Close up magician. This is magic performed up close for small groups of people using cards, coins, cups and everyday objects. Close up magic is very popular at weddings, private parties and corporate events and it is a good way of breaking the ice and keeping guests in an upbeat mood.
Close up magic is very entertaining and to watch a really good seasoned Close up magician is fascinating and entertaining.
PARLOUR MAGIC
Parlour Magic is what can only be described as a cross between close up magic and stage magic. Close up magic is where the tricks 'or effects' as magicians like to call it will be more suitable for a larger audience. P Steve Cohens Chamber Magic in New York is a fine example where the venues are lavish coupled with the dress code and this creates a whole new upmarket but traditional experience.
Parlour magicians generally perform for up to 50 people, but I prefer to keep it small and personal for approximately 15 people to keep it more intimate. Parlour Magic is great because the props can be relatively easier to transport than stage magic making it the ideal solution for a show performed in a smaller venue such as in the home.
STAGE MAGIC
Stage Magic is magic perfomed on big stages incorporating huge illusions and spectacular expensive productions .
Some of the biggest and most successful stage shows are based in Las Vegas such as Criss Angels Mindfreak show that has been running for about 10 years .
The biggest and most successful Magician in history is without a doubt the legendary David Copperfield who takes magic to new levels with a show that runs every day of the year twice daily and is done with perfection.
This is a must see show if you are ever in Las Vegas
