OCCASIONS · YOUR ESCORT FOR THE EVENING
Every evening needs a host.
Tonight it's you.
Our fictional cast has drawn up a three-trick set for eight kinds of evening. Each one comes with a running order, a script, a pocket list and the angles to watch. The cast is not available for any of these occasions, so you will be performing them yourself.
01Set by Celeste Vale (fictional)
First date
A coin, a chosen card, and a secret-code finale you both learn together. Ten minutes, seated across the table.
- The quiet coin vanish
- The key-card revelation
- The five-card trick for two
02Set by Milo Moon (fictional)
At the bar
Two clips on a bill, a French drop, and a salt shaker through the table. Five minutes, mostly self-working, one real sleight.
- The linking paper clips
- The French drop
- The salt shaker through the table
03Set by Iris Sable (fictional)
Dinner party
One deck, three moments: a key card with drinks, the 21-card between courses, and the Kruskal count over coffee.
- The key-card revelation
- The 21-card certainty
- The Kruskal count
04Set by Milo Moon (fictional)
Office
Paper clips, rubber bands and a pencil. Four minutes, no deck, two self-working tricks and one angle-sensitive closer.
- The linking paper clips
- The jumping rubber band
- The magnetic pencil
05Set by Celeste Vale (fictional)
Kids' party
A rubber band that escapes, a pencil that leaves, and a mind-reading finish with two coins. Seven minutes, kids seated in front.
- The jumping rubber band
- The pencil vanish
- Which hand holds the penny?
06Set by Iris Sable (fictional)
Wedding table
A coin through the napkin, two clips that link, and a deck that sorts itself into twenty-six couples. For guests, between courses.
- The coin through the napkin
- The linking paper clips
- The Gilbreath prediction
07Set by Milo Moon (fictional)
Waiting for food
A pen that vanishes, a coin that follows it, and a salt shaker that goes through the table. Ends when the food arrives.
- The pencil vanish
- The quiet coin vanish
- The salt shaker through the table
08Set by Iris Sable (fictional)
Video call
A rubber band, a mind-reading number effect, and a spelling trick done with their own cards. Eight minutes, camera at chest height.
- The jumping rubber band
- The mind-reading number cards
- The nine-card spelling trick
How the sets are built.
Every set opens with something quick and low-stakes, builds to a trick they take part in, and closes on the strongest moment the room allows. Every trick links to a full guide with a checked method. If you are new to all of this, start with the office set or the video-call set: neither asks you to own a deck or learn a sleight.
Prefer to browse by props or difficulty? The trick room has all 27 guides.
The hosts named on these pages are fictional characters. MagicEscorts is a coming-soon concept: there are no bookings, staff or performers, and nobody will turn up to your party except your guests.