Magic of Michael G.

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Introduction: Over the years I've worked very hard to perfect my art while keeping "entertainment" at the forefront of it all. That means you can expect to see some eye-popping magic that's interactive, up close, humorous and really a lot of fun. I love winning over an audience - whether it's one or one hundred. I have the most fun connecting with a group of people and finding the magic together so that you feel as much a part of the show as I am.

Overview

Hired 1 time

Serves Wellesley, MA

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1 employee

41 years in business

This pro indicated that they reviewed CDC safety guidelines for COVID-19 and pledged to do the following:

Maintain 6 feet of distance from customers

Wear masks during the job

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Sabbor S.

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Michael came out for me well ahead of the event date to shoot a promo video for me that I sent out to all my clients ahead of the event. I asked Michael to perform walk around magic. He had to work around people eating, moving, talking etc. He performed very well, essentially completing like 50 mini magic shows between 4 hours. My guests enjoyed him. I would recommend Michael. G.

Nov 23, 2021

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Michael Granoff

FAQs

What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
Price ranges from $250-$500 on average depending on the type of event. A close-up show for 10-100 people would be at the lower end of that scale and runs 45-60 minutes. Walk-around tends to be more to the upper end of the scale as these are typically 1-3 hour engagements.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
Constant training and practice in addition to lectures and new material to hone my own craft.
How did you get started doing this type of work?
I got into this as a kid, really, starting on the birthday party circuit when I was still in junior high school and worked it until I went to college. Once there, I started to focus more on close-up work and that's what I've focused on ever since.