Private Event Entertainment
Magician for Private Event Entertainment San Diego
Sebastian has honed his craft to work well for various types of gatherings to bring you the best in professional event entertainment for your guests.
Sebastian’s magic is a fun and interactive way to make people remember your event for years to come. With his engaging personality and story laced effects, he will transform any party or event into an amazing and unforgettable experience.
Sebastian is very flexible and creative in the ways that he can add magic and wonder to your event. Sebastian is always eager to share his art form with your guests, employees or business associates.
Interactive Close-Up Magic
Sebastian, is a magician with the charisma to interact with small groups of guests performing memorable illusions only inches away from their disbelieving eyes. This type of magic works great for cocktail hours or as event entertainment where there are many guests socializing and enjoying different festivities. This style of magic is the most flexible and can be adapted anywhere and under any condition.
Close-Up Magic Show
Get a feel for what it was like to be invited to someone’s private residence for an elegant night of sleight of hand. This is a structured show that can last from 20-90 minutes filled with sleight of hand, stories and audience participation. This is a formal sit down show and is an excellent option for after dinner event entertainment, recommended for groups of up to 40 guests.
Large Scale Stage Show
When you are looking for event entertainment for large audiences with memorable magic, powerful messages and audience participation, you need a magician with experience and class. Sebastian’s professionalism and experience shine on a stage during his performance in front of your group for 20-45 minutes. He creates awe-inspiring memories that will last much longer than the show. He has performed this style of show for crowds of 50 all the way up to 1,000 in a Vegas show room.
Captivating…
“Sebastian will have your jaw on the floor saying ‘how did he do that?’