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Seattle
Glitterbuggie Entertainment is a children’s Entertainment company, providing trained Professionals in or out of Clown. We offer entertainment such as Balloon creations, Face Painting,, Glitter Tattoos, as well as a Comedy Magic Show. Ypu can also add Concessions like Popcorn, Cotton Candy, and Sno Cone Machines, We also can provide fun and challenging Carnival Games. We are a perfect fit for Corporate and Community Events , as well as Birthday and Family Party’s.
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We had Glitterbuggie at our son's 1st birthday party and she was amazing! Her facepainting and balloon figures were wonderful! Kids were so so happy and they loved those. She also did a magic show which was very good, I guess little older kids figured out how she was doing those tricks but the younger ones were thoroughly amazed. Lastly, she is such a sweet and kind lady! Highly recommend her!
Seattle
Audiences love Louie Foxx’s One-Man Side Show and you will too! Howie Mandel called Louie’s performance on NBC’s America’s Got Talent “Fantastic” and the International Brotherhood of Magicians said Louie is “Incredible". The One-Man Side Show is full of unique magic tricks and skills. Whether making the audience gasp in disbelief as he wraps his head in duct tape to play a game of 20 questions, or making the audience roll with laughter as he tries to cut a banana in half with a bullwhip you can rest assured this is a magic show unlike any other!
Seattle
Olivia Chiong
My 5 year old thoroughly enjoyed her class and has been asking to go back ever since. It's tough to find good drop off options in Seattle so I am really happy to find one that's so close to us in Bitter Lake, North Seattle. Grace is wonderful, patient and has such great lesson plans to engage the children. I'm looking forward to more sessions and can't wait to see what else my daughter will be creating. Will also want to send my younger one when she is old enough. She was definitely disappointed that her older sister got to have so much fun and she missed out cos she is only 1!
King
Who Doesn't Need A Swami Every So Often? MYSTERY! MAGIC & MAYHEM! My shows and performances are all about entertaining the audience! My performances are both cerebral and off center zany! What does that mean? Well, it means I mess with your little heads using my "AMAZING" Swami powers! Crikey, need I say more? ... Well, yes, probably, if you stop and think about it ... Okay, so instead of me just rambling on and on and on, how about you check out my website, (magicsparkes.net) or better yet, give me a call, (425.922.7683) so we can talk about my upcoming performance for you and your guests! Cheers, Doug "The Swami" Sparkes Check out my website; magicsparkes.net or friend me on Facebook or meet & see me perform live the second Sat every month at "That's Impossible" from 7-9:30 at 810 S Third, (Delancey's on Third) in old downtown Renton
I've been performing as long as I can remember. My first show was around age 6 and I've been doing tricks and shows ever since.
My standard stage show goes for about an hour. I do enjoy mingling before the show, getting to know the guests and attendees a little bit beforehand and performing a little pre-show close up magic. I'm not your typical magician in that I do not perform a lot of standard card tricks. I try to create my own variations and my own effects. For example, I love movies, so many of my effects use classic movie posters versus a deck of cards. Much of what I do is comedy mind reading and mental manipulation. Its all in good fun, good taste and it is a great family show, but the comedy mind reading is usually better appreciated by a more mature audience.
Entertaining, mystifying and making people laugh is what I love the most about performing. It is my honest and sincere goal to give my best performance each and every time I'm up on stage. I am greatly rewarded every time I see someone smile or ponder over the magic they just watched me perform.
After 35 years of having a very successful career at a very large corporation, I have enough saved up to get me through my retirement years, but here's the thing - I don't want to retire! Additionally, I am a cancer survivor and during my struggle with cancer I realized its not that we only live once ... its that we get to live today, and everyday for the rest of our lives, but are we really living? Are we really making every day count? My corporate career is winding down and I don't want to retire, but I don't want to work for dollars anymore either. I want to entertain and help ease the burden of others through the music of magic and laughter. Entertaining others with magic helps me live each and every day to the fullest.
My goal is to give you more than your moneys worth. My success skyrockets when I receive good reviews and positive word of mouth. Many of my shows end with a standing ovation and I don't share that with you lightly ... I am honored and humbled by it because it doesn't necessarily mean I'm the best magician. No, my standing ovations tell me the audience sees how much fun I am having and how much I love to entertain. The standing ovations tells me the more love I give to the audience the more I receive in return. Yes, on the one hand, I do perform for money. No doubt about it. But on the other hand, I treat every show as though I were performing for the finals of "America's Got Talent."
5.00/5.00
based on 142 reviews
The average rating for Bark Magicians in Seattle is 5.00, based on 142 reviews.
