Continuing from my last entry, I was at Diamond’s Magic getting to know the owner, Eddie Gardner. It pleasantly surprised me to learn that Eddie discounted all books at 20%
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Strolling and Parlor Magic| Boston Magician I perform at many adult Birthday Parties in Boston. In the video above, you can clearly see the excitement in the audience. My goal is to bring an enjoyable experience to my audiences, nothing more. I use magic to deliver this experience. Close-Up Magic is the only style I […]
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Graduation Party entertainment – Magician Joe Ferranti In May, I performed for the Billerica Memorial High School Graduating Class. Although I am fully vaccinated, the students were not. Following safety protocols, I performed with a mask, as did the students of the graduating class. It was a great evening, enjoyed by all. We made the […]
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Boston Magician Resumes Live Performing I see concert tickets on sale for December 2021 at the Boston Garden. Sporting events are running currently at limited capacity and expect to increase as we head towards summer. Other states are already open at full capacity… we have our fingers crossed. I will continue to follow all best […]
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Boston Massachusetts Magician for Adult Events Most adults think of magicians as birthday entertainment for children. Nothing could be further from the truth, but we are dealing with stereotypical thinking. Changing that from a personal level would be a long uphill battle. I could write blogs ’til the cows come home and change few attitudes. […]
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Boston Strolling Close-Up Magician An Article addressed to Magicians So, the concepts I’ve learned are not new… I am sharing my experiences, which agree with the conventional knowledge of magicians through time. However, those who are new to this type of entertainment may discover something “new” to them. Anyone working for the audiences that count, […]
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Massachusetts Magician Joe Ferranti 339-927-4710 Some magicians worry about how much “time” they get out of a routine. I suggest we worry about the impact each routine will have on our audience, not on how to fill time as goal-to complete be a task. Perhaps you’ve seen the ads, Five Minutes with a… (rope, pocket […]
