Step into a world where the impossible happens right in your hands — from private galas to corporate trade shows, Sebastian Gerhardt transforms moments into memories.
Born in Oslo, Norway, Sebastian Gerhardt began performing magic at age seven — captivated by the way Close-Up magic created instant connection. That same passion has taken him from living rooms to boardrooms, with performances for SunTrust, Lockheed Martin, Arris, LG, Wells Fargo, and the Orlando Magic.
He's an award-winning member of the International Brotherhood of Magicians, recognized in MagicSeen and MAGIC Magazine, and served as the official magician of the Orlando Magic. After surviving a battle with brain cancer in 2018, Sebastian brings more than tricks to the table — he brings a message: that miracles, when real, can transform people.
"I don't just perform magic. I create moments that make people feel something real." — Sebastian Gerhardt
"I don't perform to deceive. I perform to remind. To bring people back to that place — where the impossible feels possible, and magic feels real."
— Sebastian Gerhardt
Close-Up, Personal, and Unforgettable
Sebastian mingles with your guests and performs sleight-of-hand miracles just inches from their eyes — and sometimes, in their own hands.
These private moments of astonishment break the ice, spark conversation, and bring the room to life.
A Shared Experience They'll Talk About for Years
This is a 20 to 60 minute fully interactive spotlight experience designed to captivate an entire room.
Guests won't just watch the impossible — they'll take part in it.
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Whether you're planning a private celebration, corporate event, or something a little more unusual — let's create a moment your guests will never forget.