Tyler Linton

Tyler prides himself on being flexible. Whether you need close-up or stage magic, Tyler will use lots of audience participation. Tyler combines mind-blowing magic with side-splitting comedy to ensure your guests are thoroughly enthralled.

Expect Tyler to show up early for the event. After a stage show Tyler can hang around for a "meet and greet."

Tyler wants to make your job as easy as he possibly can, so he doesn't mind helping out at your event.

As a host, you want your guests to have the best experience imaginable and you want to make sure you provide the very best experience possible, because your reputation is on the line.

But even if the food is delicious and the location is breathtaking, there is one thing that can ruin your guests’ experience:

It’s the awkward silence when after all the usual pleasantries have been exchanged people run out of things to say.

You have seen it before. If you look closely, you can see it all the time at parties and events.
The signs are unmistakable: A combination of cold sweat and the desperate desire to escape the situation.

It’s this situation that makes sitting in a dentist’s chair and getting a root canal seem like a pleasant experience in comparison.

There is a simple solution: Give your guest a unique shared experience that connects them. This may sound simple in theory, but it’s not easy in practice. In fact, average magicians will simply regurgitate the same run-of-the-mill show they’ve been performing for years and fail to really engage their audience.

Luckily, despite having 15 years of experience, Tyler is not your average magician: He is the fuel that keeps the "social engine" of your event running. His specialty is to combine magic and comedy for a unique experience that connects your guests beyond what you thought was possible.

Be prepared to see your guests bond over laughter and passionate discussions.

Be prepared to see the fascination in their eyes when they see Tyler perform.

Get in touch. Your guest will love you for it.
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To ensure the best show possible, it is important to make sure your guests can clearly see and hear the magic.

Because Tyler may have audience members touching props, it is best to not have performances while food is being served. If a meal is being served, it is best to have the magic after the meal and/or during a cocktail hour.

For stage shows, Tyler requires at least an 8'x8' performance area. Tyler also may need to make multiple trips to load in equipment; a parking space near the performance area is preferred.

Tyler prefers to perform stage shows with a handheld mic and a mic stand. Tyler can work with you to ensure the audio setup is appropriate for the event.