After prom magician | Jon Finch

When the spotlight fades

After prom magician…for extraordinary prom parties and post prom

A curtain raiser on magicians’ final acts

Our Illustrious Cast Hire a master magician for your post promMany magicians of the last two centuries have been shrouded in mystery, made famous by their self-promotion, or even infamous for their illusions. Few magicians performed dangerous publicity stunts.

Your classmates will thank you

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Many magicians of the last two centuries have been shrouded in mystery, made famous by their self-promotion, or even infamous for their illusions. Few magicians performed dangerous publicity stunts.

While it might seem like nothing more than showmanship, these men risked life and limb for whatever cause they championed.

A person’s happiness is priceless—especially at their after prom. You want to provide the students with a fun-filled, safe, alcohol-free event at their post prom. Teenagers love the strong magic of prom magician Jon Finch, because his magical entertainment challenges everything they learned in high school.Click the image for the book

Think of a dangerous occupation. No one thinks of the magician. The “US president” occupation doesn’t make it onto the “fatal occupational injuries per 100,000 workers” chart even though

9% were killed in office

Let’s talk. The same for magicians (they can’t get on the list).

For 5,000 years, magic has charmed the public; for 5,000 years, the public has been intrigued by danger.

I entertain people like YOU.When an audience responds strongly to a magic trick, magicians call it a “killer” effect. For the 18 illusionists listed below, the “killer effect” wasn’t a figure of speech.

As you can see in the

videosThe reasons for a tragedy never seem like good reasons. These magicians took great risks for a spectacle, to please spectators. The performers suffered permanent failure when an otherwise thrilling magic trick went wrong.

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I put astonishing magic at your fingertips.

At a Finch Entertainment magic show, the main feature is YOU.Magicians

Tommy Cooper

When he was a child, the other kids laughed at Tommy Cooper. He tried his hand at magic.

One time during a performance, Tommy mucked up a trick and the audience burst into laughter.

In the next show, Tommy mucked up that same trick, but this time it was on purpose. Same laughter. Soon, Tommy engineered his entire act to be screw-ups. The audience loved it.

At a post prom you don’t need flashy boxes, balloon animals, or even live animals. All you need is a bit of strong magic and audience participation to make a fantastic after prom.

Prom-goers love magic, since teenagers are the perfect age for experiencing magic. They are old enough to have a firm grasp on cause/effect and they know what “impossible” means—so they’re reactions are loud, clear, and animated.

Tommy Cooper was an English comedian and magician. His act consisted of screwing up tricks and harvesting laughs from his incompetence.

It wasn’t unusual for him to fall over and lay about on the stage. That’s why, during his slapstick routine on Live from Her Majesty’s at Her Majesty’s Theatre in London, no one realized something was amiss when Cooper keeled over on stage and died from a massive heart attack.

He had a heart attack and the audience believed it was part of the act. That’s why they laughed. Had the audience realized it was not part of the act and responded more quickly, Tommy Cooper would not have died that day.

Audience members laughed as Tommy lay dying before them. The broadcast cut to a commercial and Tommy Cooper was pulled off stage. After several attempts to revive him failed, Tommy was transported to a hospital where he was proclaimed dead.

Nothing is more memorable than seeing magic happen right before your eyes, so magic gets people socializing at a post prom like nothing else.