Kevin the Cap Magician from San Francisco, CA

Lots of magicians listed here. Why book Kevin the Cap? Everybody loves a wise-guy, but a wise-guy who does magic tricks is a TREAT. Give him a stage, and he'll fill it whether it's with your guests, a deck of cards and a single mark/sucker, or an evening of miracles you won't soon forget. He's not for everybody. Dead people are unmoved, and at least two of his cousins won't talk to him. Said cousins did lose the poker game fair and square, and the passing of two decades doesn't seem to have tampered their disappointment at his completely fair win. Stage Shows Kevin is in the amusement business: give him a stage (or just a place to pace), and you're guaranteeing yourself howls of laughter. It's a full hour show (or shorter if you wish), chock-full of the impossible and the hilarious. He will never embarass the person who booked him, but is available for gently torturing persons indicated to him as especially deserving of his attentions. Trust us: worth every penny. He is there to make you and your event shine. Magic & Juggling Classes Kevin holds a M.A.Ed., and has formally taught in two countries since 1989. That's a very long time to learn something about how people learn. Great for team building and practicing public speaking skills. Or just learning fun magic tricks at work on the company's dime. Our magic classes range in time and complexity, according to your goals: One Hour Learn Some Fun Magic – From $15 - $50 per person, depending on the amount of folks, includes up to $37 worth of magic props & tricks. Four Hour to Eight Hour Magic Intensives – For groups up to 20, everyone will have a chance at some "stage time" to try out their budding public speaking & performance skills. Beginning Juggling Workshop is perfect for adults wanting to loosen things up: experienced jugglers will be able to assist newbies in the art of keeping multiple juggling bags aloft. Learn from the best magic teacher in Northern California! Strolling Magic Dinner parties, company picnics, weddings, anniversary parties, and bail hearings. Which of the above does NOT traditionally have entertainment? If you read this in front of Kevin, and knew the answer, he'd give you a cookie. He's THAT nice! These are actual wedding guests having a really GOOD time instead of a forced-good-time. (We've all been to those weddings that could have been fixed by quality entertainment or a nuclear attack). At some point, the men are going to refuse to dance anymore, and the women's feet are going to hurt in those nice looking but impractical heels. Give 'em something that they'll remember and appreciate.