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Like a lot of magicians and school assembly performers, I got bit by the ‘magic bug’ when I was very young. I received a magic set as a gift and from that moment on, I was hooked! But unlike a lot of other kids, I never lost interest.
Eventually, I decided this was going to be my full-time job. And 24 years ago, that’s what I did. Every year I average about 350 shows a year. It’s a lot of hard work performing that much, but when you love what you do as much as I do, every workday is fun!
Many magicians get into corporate banquets because of money or prestige. They like performing for adults more than kids. Me? I’ve always been a kid show guy. Whether it’s birthday parties, library shows, or school assemblies, I’ve never wanted to do anything else. I love being a school assembly performer!
I’m a pretty laid-back, low-key guy. Most people who know me know I don’t like to toot my own horn, even as a busy school assembly performer. But I’m proud to say I’ve had some pretty amazing career highlights. Some of them include:
At the end of the day, though, I’m most passionate about educating kids.
For the last 14 years, I have performed over 100 shows each year for the public library systems in Georgia. Every year I create a brand-new show based on the Summer Reading Program theme. Because I offer a brand-new show every year, librarians bring me back again and again, knowing my programs will fill their libraries with eager young readers.
One of my long-term goals is to leave the world of magic in a better place. I travel the world lecturing at magician conferences and teaching other entertainers some of the techniques and routines I’ve created in my career. I also write monthly columns in children’s entertainers’ publications, including The Funny Paper and KIDabra Journal. And I recently served as the President of the International Brotherhood of Magicians for an entire year.
My biggest accomplishment has nothing to do with magic. I’m proud to say I’m a father to three beautiful girls. As a parent, I understand the importance of education. My girls serve as a big motivation to deliver educational messages to kids in schools across the country.
Want to find out more? Visit my Contact Page or fill out the Contact Form on this page. I look forward to connecting with you!
–Ken