The Magic of Dakota Close-up illusionist

Virtual performance require the customer to have an internet connected device with a screen (as small as a cell phone, but ideally a Smart TV, or a flat screen TV with an HDMI port, plus a laptop with HDMI)

For virtual magic lessons the customer will need to provide their own materials (for beginners, this means 1 standard deck of Bicycle playing cards and $1.25 in quarters, or $2.50 in half dollar pieces)

Atmosphere and themes of events held, as well as clientele demographic. I cater to all audiences.

Lighting, no. Sound, possibly, depending on the size.

I'm a metal artist and I can't guarantee my music will land with every audience.

As a close up magician, I pack small and play big. You will see me enter with empty hands. The only thing I need is a table.

Along with being a magician and a musician and vocalist, I'm also a battle rapper. My best performance was in Staten Island, New York, where I made the crowd go wild by performing magic during my verse. The video of our went viral immediately.

The best venue I've played was probably Rams Head Live at Power Plant in Baltimore, though the biggest show I've ever done was opening for Jagged Edge in Pennsylvania.

As for magic, I believe my favorite event was a fundraiser for a local philanthropic organization in Baltimore called THREAD. The event wax held at a hotel next to our convention center here in Baltimore.

My favorite type of event to perform magic for us the "just because" dinner party/gathering. The environment is so different from a children's birthday or a corpse event. Much more intimate, and really opens the door for interactions that may not occur in other settings.

I began performing magic when my grandmother bought me a deck of cards to play with fur Ying recovery after I injured myself doing parkour. That was twenty years ago, and I performed my first show just 6 months later at age 16.

My music style is heavily influenced by bands like Lamb of God, Asking Alexandria, and Bring m me the Horizon, though my favorite band of all time is Avenged Sevenfold
Unfortunately, I can't select a single song to say is the greatest.

Average stage performance time: 25 minutes (setup time, <5 minutes)

Average virtual performance time: 30 minutes (no setup time)

Magic lessons: 30 minute sessions (plus 15 minutes buffer for connection issues or tech difficulties)

Definitely happy to perform outside. I have experience with this.

I have a set repertoire as far as music goes.

I have yet to receive a bad review. I play guitar, sing mostly bass, and perform metal songs. I have received many rave reviews, as well as awarded for best metal artist by Tony Aye Artistry organization.