About Magical Max

Magical Max is a professional magician based in Tulare County, California, known for his sharp sleight of hand, offbeat humor, and a performance style that’s equal parts mysterious and mischievous. Despite his age, Max has already built a strong reputation as one of the Central Valley’s most engaging close-up performers, captivating audiences at everything from corporate events and school shows to birthday parties and private gatherings.

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He is currently a member of the Fresno Magic Club, the Society of American Magicians, and the Academy of Magical Arts—home of the world-famous Magic Castle in Hollywood.

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Max has performed magic for companies and organizations across California, including CASA of Tulare County, Texas Roadhouse, The Remington Senior Living Home, and many more. He always leaves guests wondering, “How did he do that?” His performances are interactive, inspiring, and designed to create unforgettable moments.

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In 2024, Max went to the world-renowned Tannen’s Magic Camp in Pennsylvania—one of the most prestigious magic camps in the country—where he trained under a lineup of top-tier magicians including Asi Wind, Paul Vigil, Danny Garcia, and Michael Carbonaro. That experience not only refined his skills but earned him media recognition back home. He was featured in The Sun Gazette highlighting his selection to attend the camp. The Society of American Magicians also recognized Max with a featured Facebook post, acknowledging his commitment to the art and the future of magic.

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At his High School, he also did magic for a rally, and everyone wanted to see magic from him. This eventually led the Redwood Gigantea to write an article about him.

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Whether he’s amazing executives, entertaining kids, or casually bending reality at a restaurant table, Magical Max brings a rare mix of professionalism and unpredictability to every performance. His shows are clean, clever, and just chaotic enough to keep everyone guessing. To book Max—or to ask if he really can read minds—click here to email him. He probably already knows you're going to.