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Canadian magician Chris Wonder builds his act on sleight of hand, with over half a decade of close-up experience and a BFA in Dramatic Arts behind it. He is also the head of the Royal Canadian Entertainment Company, a magic and variety entertainment brand.
Wonder has performed three straight years at the YYC Sunfest Festival and is a frequent presence on the festival circuit, and he holds monthly charity shows for the Ronald McDonald House in Alberta. He appears as featured entertainment at restaurants and private events around the city, moving from table to table or holding a room, and he leads educational sessions for youth. It is magic built for close quarters, which makes it a natural fit for private celebrations, festival stages and company gatherings alike.
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Follow Chris WonderSleight of hand at conversational distance — cards, coins, and borrowed objects that misbehave in your own palm.
Table-side theatre for a small crowd — storytelling and set-pieces built for an intimate room.
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