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About Magical Katrina – Magician, Mentalist, Speaker & Virtual Performer

Available online and worldwide

Who Is Magical Katrina the Female Magician?

Looking to hire a captivating female magician who brings together world-class illusion, sharp wit, and real audience engagement? Meet Magical Katrina — an award-winning magician and mentalist who has performed in over 20 countries, appeared on hit television shows including Penn & Teller: Fool Us and Masters of Illusion, and delivered standout performances for corporate audiences from Porsche to The Olympics.

Why Hire Magical Katrina?

Katrina combines theatrical precision, intelligent humor, and deeply interactive illusions to create experiences that genuinely stick. She is the right fit for:

  • Corporate Events & Galas
  • Trade Shows & Product Launches
  • Team-Building Workshops
  • Keynote Speaking with Magic
  • Virtual & Hybrid Events

Whether you’re hosting an intimate VIP cocktail hour or organizing a company-wide summit, Katrina delivers a level of energy and engagement your guests will be talking about long after the event ends.

Trusted by Global Brands:

Magical Katrina has performed for: Porsche | Ritz-Carlton | Formula 1 | The Olympics | Chappell Roan (music video)

She is also a frequent performer on network television — Blippi, Masters of Illusion, Penn & Teller: Fool Us — and a keynote speaker for the International Brotherhood of Magicians, Penguin Magic, The Magic Circle, and more.

Book Magical Katrina

Available worldwide, Magical Katrina offers fully customized performances for in-person, virtual, and hybrid events. Whether you need a refined mentalism show, a high-energy stage performance, or a hands-on workshop, the experience is built around your goals. Contact Katrina to check availability and pricing. Follow @MagicalKatrina on Instagram and TikTok for behind-the-scenes magic.

From Magical Katrina:

✨ Contact Katrina to check availability and pricing.
✨ Follow @MagicalKatrina on Instagram and TikTok for behind-the-scenes magic!

From Magical Katrina
female magician:

Growing up, I was captivated by the witches I saw in film and on television. Powerful, independent women who moved through the world with mystery and confidence. That image planted something in me early. I wanted that kind of presence. I wanted to make the impossible feel real.

My first real performance experience came at 18, working children’s parties as a princess character. It sounds like a long way from mentalism and corporate stages, but it taught me everything that actually matters: how to read a room, how to earn a child’s attention when you have no authority over them, how to make a story land in someone’s body rather than just their ears. The craft started there.

The path hasn’t always been smooth. Magic has historically been a male-dominated field, and I’ve run into my share of skepticism. There have been people who attributed my bookings to novelty rather than skill, colleagues who were dismissive, critics who had made up their minds before seeing a single trick. None of it changed what I loved about this work.

Magic, for me, has always been about the moment when someone’s face shifts. When something they were certain was impossible turns out not to be. That split second of genuine surprise and delight — the one that cuts right through everything else — is what I’m chasing in every performance. It’s the same feeling I had as a child watching those witches on screen, and I’ve spent my career learning how to give it to other people.

I specialize in close-up magic, stage illusions, and mentalism. I perform for corporate events and private parties, virtual shows and live stages. My style blends traditional technique with modern storytelling and comedy, because a trick by itself is never the point. The connection the trick creates is the point. I’m proud of how magic has allowed me to step outside the ordinary and bring people into something they didn’t expect. That’s the heart of everything I do.

What Does Magical Katrina Offer?

Keynote Speaker for Conferences

A keynote speaker sets the tone and builds momentum for what comes next. As a keynote speaker and magician, Katrina researches your company and shapes her presentation around your specific objectives. Looking to build team morale? She’ll speak to that. Focused on sales culture or leadership development? She goes there. The magic isn’t decoration — it’s woven directly into the message, making ideas visual, surprising, and genuinely memorable. The result is a session people reference long after the event is over. The combination of a keynote speaker and corporate magician in one performer is a rare thing, and the impact shows.

Corporate Events (Virtual or In Person)

Whether your event is happening in a ballroom or on a video call, Katrina brings real energy and the kind of interactive entertainment that keeps corporate audiences present and actually having a good time. She’s not a passive performer reading from a script — she’s pulling people into experiences, using mind-bending effects and sharp comedy to make even a long agenda feel alive. Attendees leave having laughed, having been genuinely surprised, and having experienced something together. That shared experience is what builds teams and makes events worth attending.

Trade Show Booth Magician

A skilled trade show magician doesn’t just draw a crowd — she holds it, delivers your message inside of it, and sends people away remembering your brand. Katrina designs her trade show performances around your specific products and company story. Passersby become an audience. Your key messages get embedded in moments of genuine astonishment. The product isn’t just shown — it becomes part of an experience people want to tell others about. Exhibitors who’ve worked with Katrina consistently report hundreds of qualified leads per day and regularly rebook.

Team Building Workshops (Virtual or In Person)

Magic workshops work as team building because they ask something real of participants. Learning a trick requires focus, communication, and the willingness to look a little uncertain in front of a colleague — and that shared experience builds genuine connection. Participants work with household or office items, develop real sleight-of-hand technique, and practice presenting their tricks to each other. Along the way they’re sharpening public speaking confidence, creative problem-solving, and the kind of trust that carries back into the office. Sessions can run anywhere from 30 minutes to two hours, in person or via your preferred video platform.

Magic, Mentalism and Illusion Stage Shows

Katrina’s stage shows for corporate and adult-focused events are built to hold a room full of smart people who’ve seen a lot of entertainment. Using standup comedy, improv instincts, storytelling, and technical sleight of hand, she keeps audiences laughing in the spaces between genuine moments of astonishment. Shows can run from 30 minutes to two hours. Formats include full illusion shows, pure mentalism sets, and custom hybrid productions. Add-ons include special themed messaging, personalized tricks, and illusions built around your event’s narrative. She can saw people in half, make them levitate, or read minds — the possibilities are genuinely wide open.

Wedding Magician

A wedding magician takes the transitional moments — cocktail hour, the wait between ceremony and reception, the gaps between dinner courses — and turns them into something your guests will mention for years. Katrina performs strolling magic for cocktail hours and dinners, working through the room and bringing small groups into impossible moments using borrowed objects. She also offers a personalized show option where she builds a performance specifically around the couple — their story, their personalities, their guests — creating something that feels made for the day, because it was. A wedding magician keeps the energy up and ensures guests are enjoying themselves throughout every moment of the celebration.

Walk Around, Strolling & Close Up Magic

Close-up magic during a cocktail hour or reception is one of the most powerful forms of entertainment available at live events, because it happens right in front of people, in their hands, with objects they’ve touched. Katrina moves through the crowd performing for small groups using cards, coins, silverware, borrowed rings, and signed items. No stage, no setup, no distance between performer and audience. For a gathering of 100 guests, Katrina recommends booking at least two hours to ensure broad coverage, engaging 35 to 50 guests per hour through close-up strolling magic.

Family Friendly Magic Shows

Katrina’s family shows are built around the specific reality of what actually works with kids — their attention spans, their humor, and their enormous capacity for wonder. She uses state-of-the-art children’s entertainment methods that keep kids active, interactive, and laughing throughout. Her deep knowledge of what makes different age groups tick (from 4 to 100) means the show never talks down to the children or loses the adults in the room. Picture the surprise on your child’s face when chocolates appear from thin air or a small miracle happens in the palm of their hand. These are the memories that last a lifetime.

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Happy Clients Include

Katrina is happy to travel for magic shows anywhere in the Los Angeles County area

Orange County, Ventura County, Agoura Hills, Alhambra, Arcadia, Artesia, Avalon, Azusa, Baldwin Park, Bell, Bellflower, Bell Gardens, Beverly Hills, Bradbury, Burbank, Calabasas, Carson, Cerritos, Claremont, Commerce, Compton, Covina, Cudahy, Culver City, Diamond Bar, Downey, Duarte, El Monte, El Segundo, Gardena, Glendale, Glendora, Hawaiian Gardens, Hawthorne, Hermosa Beach, Hidden Hills, Huntington Park, Industry, Inglewood, Irwindale, La Canada Flintridge, La Habra Heights, Lakewood, La Mirada, Lancaster, La Puente, La Verne, Lawndale, Lomita, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Lynwood, Malibu, Manhattan Beach, Maywood, Monrovia, Montebello, Monterey Park, Norwalk, Palmdale, Palos Verdes Estates, Paramount, Pasadena, Pico Rivera, Pomona, Rancho Palos Verdes, Redondo Beach, Rolling Hills, Rolling Hills Estates, Rosemead, San Dimas, San Fernando, San Gabriel, San Marino, Santa Clarita, Santa Fe Springs, Santa Monica, Sierra Madre, Signal Hill, South El Monte, South Gate, South Pasadena, Temple City, Torrance, Vernon, Walnut, West Covina, West Hollywood, Westlake Village, Whittier), Orange County (Aliso Viejo, Anaheim, Brea, Buena Park, Costa Mesa, Cypress, Dana Point, Fountain Valley, Fullerton, Garden Grove, Huntington Beach, Irvine, Laguna Beach, Laguna Hills, Laguna Niguel, Laguna Woods, La Habra, Lake Forest, La Palma, Los Alamitos, Mission Viejo, Newport Beach, Orange, Placentia, Rancho Santa Margarita, San Clemente, San Juan Capistrano, Santa Ana, Seal Beach, Stanton, Tustin, Villa Park, Westminster, Yorba Linda), Ventura County, and all of Los Angeles area and Southern California!

Katrina is happy to travel to your magic
show anywhere in the Los Angeles area and beyond.

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FAQ on Hiring Magical Katrina the Female Magician

Questions People Ask When Hiring a Magician or Mentalist

💰 Pricing & Budget

1. How much does Magical Katrina cost for an event?
Rates start at approximately $1,000 to $5,000 for in-person events, depending on date, location, and scope. Pricing reflects not just performance time but customization, preparation, and results.

2. What is your hourly rate?

Rather than charging by the hour, Magical Katrina prices by the overall event experience, typically covering a 3 to 5 hour event window with a flat fee.
3. Do you charge travel fees?
All expenses are clearly outlined in advance — the quote includes everything.
4. Are your rates different for weekends or holidays?
Yes. Peak dates including Fridays, Saturdays, and major holidays carry higher rates due to demand.
5. Do you offer package pricing?
Yes. Bundled packages can include strolling magic, a stage or mentalism show, and optional team-building or workshop elements.
6. Do you require a deposit?
Yes. A non-refundable deposit secures your date, with the remaining balance due before the event.
7. What’s included in your price?
The fee includes show design, performance, customization, standard materials, and coordination time with your team or venue.
8. Do you offer discounts for nonprofits or charities?
On select dates and when missions align, adjusted pricing or special arrangements are sometimes available.
9. How far in advance do we need to book?
Most clients book 1 to 6 months ahead, though premium dates in October and December are often reserved earlier.
10. Do you offer bundled rates for multiple elements?
Yes. Preferred pricing is available when combining a show with a workshop or multiple performances in one day.

🎭 Show Format & Customization

11. What types of shows do you offer?
Strolling and close-up magic, stage magic, mentalism shows, keynotes with magic, and interactive team-building magic workshops.
12. Do you perform close-up magic, stage magic, or mentalism?
All three. Katrina often combines close-up magic for mingling with a high-impact stage or mentalism set to anchor the event.
13. How long is the performance?
Stage shows typically run 20 to 45 minutes. Strolling magic is flexible and can be scheduled across your event timeline.
14. Can you customize your show to fit our theme?
Yes. Routines, scripting, and imagery are regularly tailored to themes including innovation, transformation, leadership, and specific event motifs.
15. Can you incorporate our company messaging or product?
Absolutely. Building effects around company values, products, or campaign messages is a specialty.
16. Can you do magic during dinner or cocktail hour?
Yes. Strolling magic is ideal for cocktail hours and receptions, helping guests connect and spark conversation.
17. Can the show be family-friendly?
Yes. Katrina keeps everything fully family-friendly when requested, making sure material lands for both adults and kids without talking down to anyone.
18. Can you adapt the show for adults-only?
Yes. She can shift into a more sophisticated, witty tone for adult-only or corporate nightlife events while staying classy and on-brand.
19. Do you offer team-building magic?
Yes. Team-building magic and mentalism workshops are available where guests learn simple, powerful effects and explore communication and collaboration.
20. Can you perform multiple short sets throughout the event?
Yes. Several shorter sets across your agenda — an opener, a mid-event segment, and a finale — is a popular format.

👥 Audience Fit

21. What age groups is your show appropriate for?
The core work is designed for adults and corporate audiences but can be adapted for mixed-age events.
22. Can you entertain a mixed group of kids and adults?
Yes. Material is crafted so kids are amazed and adults feel fully engaged, not just chaperones.
23. How many people can your show accommodate?
Close-up magic is ideal for small to mid-size groups. Stage and mentalism shows can scale to audiences of several hundred or more.
24. Is your show suitable for corporate professionals?
Very much so. Corporate events, conferences, and leadership teams are the primary audience.
25. Can you work with international or multilingual audiences?
Yes. Strong visual magic and clear, engaging communication plays well even across language differences.
26. Are you experienced with high-profile or VIP guests?
Yes. Executives, celebrities, global brands, and VIP environments are familiar territory.
27. Is your performance interactive?
Yes. Shows are highly interactive, but participation is always voluntary and designed to make guests look great.
28. Will you involve members of the crowd?
Volunteers are often invited into routines, chosen carefully so the experience is comfortable and fun for everyone.
29. Do you need audience volunteers?
Some of the strongest moments use volunteers, but sets can be designed with minimal or no participation if preferred.
30. How do you handle shy or reluctant participants?
Body language is read carefully. Shy guests are never pressured — the focus goes to those who clearly want to participate.

🎚️ Technical Requirements

31. Do you bring your own sound system?
Basic sound reinforcement is available for small to mid-size events. For large venues, coordination with your AV provider is standard.
32. Do you need a microphone?
For stage and mentalism shows, a handheld or headset mic is preferred. Strolling magic doesn’t require one.
33. Do you need staging or lighting?
A small stage and basic front lighting significantly improve visibility and impact, though Katrina can perform in a variety of setups.
34. What kind of performance space do you require?
A clear area at the front of the room with sightlines where guests can easily see hands and expressions.
35. How much setup time do you need?
Generally 30 to 60 minutes, more for highly technical productions.
36. How much teardown time do you need?
Typically 15 to 30 minutes depending on the setup.
37. Do you require access to power?
Minimal or no power for simple shows. More elaborate lighting or tech may require a standard outlet.
38. Can you perform outdoors?
Yes. Sound, lighting, and weather logistics should be managed so guests can see and hear clearly.
39. What happens if it rains?
A covered or indoor backup space is recommended for outdoor events to protect guests, equipment, and show quality.
40. Do you need a dressing room or green room?
A private space to prepare and store props is ideal, especially for quick changes or more elaborate setups.

📅 Logistics & Planning

41. How early do you arrive?
Typically 15 to 90 minutes before showtime to set up, coordinate, and walk the space.
42. Do you coordinate with the event planner or AV team?
Yes. Direct collaboration with planners and AV to integrate seamlessly into the run-of-show is standard.
43. Can you work around a changing schedule?
Live events are fluid. Adjusting timing within reasonable limits to support your program is part of the process.
44. Are you comfortable with last-minute changes?
Yes, within reason. Pivots on timing or format are possible as long as they don’t compromise safety or show quality.
45. What if our event runs late?
If the schedule allows, time can be extended for an additional fee agreed upon in advance or in real time.
46. What is your cancellation policy?
Deposits are non-refundable. Contracts outline timelines for any partial refunds or rescheduling.
47. Do you need security clearance or special access?
Documentation and compliance with security procedures can be provided if your venue requires it.
48. Can you travel internationally?
Yes. International performances are a regular part of the schedule.
49. Will you bring an assistant or team?
For larger or more technical shows, one or more assistants may join. Smaller events are typically solo.
50. Do you have insurance?
Yes. Liability insurance appropriate for most venues is carried, and proof is available upon request.

🏅 Professional Background & Credibility

51. How long have you been performing?
Professionally for over a decade, with experience across 25+ countries and countless live and virtual events.
52. Have you performed at corporate events before?
Yes. Conferences, summits, offsites, and executive retreats make up a significant portion of the work.
53. Have you performed at weddings, birthdays, and private parties?
Yes. Luxury weddings, milestone birthdays, and high-end private events worldwide.
54. What are your credentials?
Membership in prestigious magic organizations, guest lecturer for magicians globally, and trusted by major brands and media.
55. Have you won any awards?
Yes. Multiple awards including Pacific Coast Association of Magicians’ Family Entertainer of the Year and first-place competition wins.
56. Have you been on TV?
Masters of Illusion, Penn & Teller: Fool Us, Blippi, and more.
57. Do you have references?
Yes. Testimonials and references from corporate, nonprofit, and private clients are available.
58. Do you have video footage?
Yes. Demo reels and show clips are available so you can see the performance style before booking.
59. Can we see you live before booking?
When timing aligns with a public show, guest tickets can sometimes be arranged.
60. Why should we hire you over another magician?
The combination of high-level sleight-of-hand, thoughtful mentalism, theatrical presence, and genuine customization is genuinely rare.

🎭 Content, Tone & Safety

61. Is the show funny?
Yes. The style is playful, clever, and warm — humor that feels organic rather than corny.
62. Is the show appropriate for corporate culture?
Absolutely. Material stays professional, inclusive, and aligned with company values and HR expectations.
63. Is the magic modern or traditional?
A blend of modern mentalism and visual magic with classic flair, tailored for contemporary audiences.
64. Will the show embarrass anyone?
No. Volunteers are treated with respect and made to feel like the stars of the moment.
65. Can you avoid audience participation?
Yes. A show that is mostly or entirely non-participatory can be designed if preferred.
66. Is the show loud or disruptive?
Energy can be scaled up or down, from high-impact main-stage sets to quiet, intimate experiences for formal environments.
67. Can you avoid fire, smoke, or special effects?
Yes. The show can fully comply with any venue restrictions.
68. Is the show safe for all audiences?
Yes. Material is performance-safe and appropriate for a wide range of guests and venues.
69. Do you ever reveal secrets?
No. The mystery of the art form is protected. In workshops, only curated, appropriate effects are taught.
70. Will you tailor the humor to our group?
Yes. Company culture, audience profile, and tone are all researched to match the humor to the room.

🎯 Specialty Services

71. Do you offer emcee or hosting services?
Yes. Katrina can emcee your event, weaving magic into transitions to keep the program moving and engaging.
72. Do you offer product-launch magic?
Yes. Custom reveals and interactive moments specifically designed for product launches and brand campaigns.
73. Do you teach magic workshops?
Yes. Workshops where guests learn real tricks and explore themes like communication, perception, and creativity.
74. Do you do trade-show magic?
Yes. Trade-show performances that draw crowds, communicate key messages, and support lead generation.
75. Can you make a CEO or VIP appear or vanish?
Depending on venue, staging, and budget — yes. Special illusions to dramatically introduce key executives are available.
76. Can you integrate our keynote topic into your show?
Yes. Material can be aligned with themes like transformation, innovation, leadership, or communication.
77. Do you offer virtual or hybrid magic shows?
Yes. Extensive experience with interactive virtual shows, adaptable to hybrid events.
78. Can you create a custom effect just for our event?
For larger budgets and lead times, bespoke routines built around your story, message, or product are available.
79. Can you work alongside other entertainers or speakers?
Yes. Collaborating with speakers, bands, DJs, and other acts as part of a larger program is common.
80. Do you offer magic for awards nights or gala dinners?
Yes. Galas, awards ceremonies, and fundraising events are a regular part of the booking calendar.

📜 Booking, Contracts & Payments

81. How do we book Magical Katrina?
Inquire via the website or email. Once details are confirmed, a contract and invoice are sent to officially reserve the date.
82. Do you use a contract?
Yes. A clear, professional contract outlines all expectations, deliverables, and policies.
83. What information do you need to provide a quote?
Date, time, venue, audience size, type of event, and what kind of experience you’re envisioning.
84. How do we pay you?
Common business payment methods including bank transfer and card via invoice, with full details provided upon booking.
85. Do you accept last-minute bookings?
If the date is available and logistics are workable, last-minute events can sometimes be accommodated.
86. What happens if we need to change the date?
Handled on a case-by-case basis depending on availability and contract terms.
87. What if our headcount changes?
The fee is usually based on scope and format rather than minor fluctuations in guest count, though major changes may affect staging.
88. Do you work with event planners and agencies?
Yes. Planners, agencies, and production companies are frequent partners.
89. Can you provide a W-9 or vendor paperwork?
Yes. All standard vendor forms and documentation are available.
90. Can we brand your materials or stage setup with our logo?
Yes. Branding can be integrated into slides, props, and visual elements when arranged in advance.

💻 Virtual, Hybrid & Miscellaneous

91. Do you offer virtual magic and mentalism shows?
Yes. A polished virtual show designed for Zoom and other platforms, built for remote teams and global audiences.
92. How interactive are your virtual shows?
Highly interactive. Guests participate on-screen using everyday objects from home.
93. What tech do we need for a virtual show?
A stable internet connection and a standard video platform. Simple tech guidelines are provided in advance.
94. Can you do a hybrid event (some in-person, some virtual)?
Yes. Performing live for an in-person audience while engaging remote participants simultaneously is well within scope.
95. Do you offer shorter virtual segments for meetings?
Yes. 10 to 20 minute segments for all-hands meetings, summits, or online conferences.
96. Can you adapt to different time zones?
Yes. Performances for global teams are common, with timing adjusted to suit your region.
97. Can you collaborate with our internal comms or HR team on messaging?
Absolutely. Working with HR, marketing, or internal comms to align content with your goals is part of the process.
98. Do you offer repeat-show pricing for multi-day events?
Yes. Preferred repeat-show pricing is often available for multi-day conferences or multiple sets for the same client.
99. Can we reuse photos and videos of the show in our marketing?
With prior agreement, approved photos or clips are typically available for internal recaps or marketing as specified in the contract.
100. What’s the main outcome we can expect from hiring Magical Katrina?
A high-energy, memorable experience that breaks the ice, connects people, and makes your event feel elevated, intentional, and worth attending.