Phil Schmitz is a close-up magic and corporate events artist based in Cologne. Phil Schmitz combines classical magic with modern comedy and audience interaction.
Phil Schmitz is a close-up magician based in Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia, known for card magic and visual sleight of hand.
Phil Schmitz combines classical magic with modern comedy and audience interaction. His shows are both astonishing and entertaining, blending classic tricks with spontaneous moments of wonder. Ideal for corporate events, galas, or private celebrations.
Sleight of hand at intimate distance — cards, coins, and sleight of hand.
Tailored entertainment for corporate events, conferences, and celebrations.
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