Award-winning TV magician Maximilian Somerset is one of the few privileged to be an Honorary Inner Member of the Magic Circle in London, and he calls himself "The Unusualist": magic free from the usual clichés, built out of whatever is to hand. A wedding ring spins in mid air; a goldfish swims out of a £50 note; a thought-of word turns up engraved on a coin inside a walnut inside an egg.
Max has had his own prime-time show on BBC 1, performed three sell-out stage shows at the Magic Circle and twice played the organ at the Royal Albert Hall. He has also appeared at Dover Street Arts Club and The Magic Garden, and has performed for celebrities, royalty, barristers and road sweepers alike.
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