The act
Duck Cameron Conjuror is a Melbourne-based illusionist magician.
The classic magician look, elegance from a lost era, then undercut by sharp routines, an edgy soundtrack and a fair bit of comedy. Duck Cameron has performed privately for Molly Meldrum, James Reyne and John Farnham, and opened for Whoopi Goldberg and Marcia Hines among others. Twenty years of cruise ship and land work across Asia sits behind it, with contracts including Holland America, Silversea and Royal Caribbean. Three formats exist: a corporate stage show for a seated audience, close-up magic that works a wedding reception table by table, and a kids show. There is over ninety minutes of material and the running time flexes, but set-up differs sharply between a stage act and close-up work, so name the format in your enquiry and the requirements come back with the rest.
See Duck Cameron Conjuror play
Watch Duck Cameron Conjuror perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
What it costs
Pricing
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Good to know
What to expect
The credits behind this show are worth knowing before you book it. Molly Meldrum, James Reyne, Ross Wilson and John Farnham have all had Duck perform for them privately, as has Nigel Mansell along with the entire Ferrari race team. Opening slots include Chocolate Starfish, Boom Crash Opera, John English, Marcia Hines and Whoopi Goldberg, plus a long run of Australian rock bands. At sea, the headline contracts cover Celebrity, Japan Cruise Line, Holland America and Silversea, along with Oceania, Regency, Carnival, Star Cruises, Royal Caribbean and P&O. Twenty years of that work has been across Asia, on ships and on land, and he's widely rated at the front of the international field there.
On the day
Set-up changes depending on which show you book, since a corporate stage act and a close-up set need very different things from a venue. Rather than a standard list, the requirements get sent through once the show is settled. Ask in your enquiry and the detail comes back with the rest of the information.
Performance options
Three broad formats are available. There's the corporate stage show, built for a seated audience and a proper stage. There's close-up magic, which works the room table by table and suits a reception or a mingling crowd. And there's the kids show, a different beast again. Which one fits depends on the event and how you want the magic delivered, so say what you're planning and the right version gets recommended.
