

Sleight of hand expert
Stage Magician
Grand Illusionist
Looking for entertainment for your next party wedding or corporate event—but not sure who to call?
Fear not… Benny is here to add a touch of magic and bring your event to life.
Curious about the different styles of magic on offer? Head to the entertainment menu above.
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If you’d like to learn more about the mysterious mustached man behind it all, read on below…
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Looking to add a touch of light-hearted close-up magic to your cocktail party, gala dinner, or wedding? Benny has the experience—and the chops—to make it unforgettable.
Need something for the stage before the speeches? Benny offers bespoke routines tailored to your company, alongside powerful classics audiences never tire of. Planning a larger event and worried about reaching the whole crowd? Benny and Kat (Betwixt & Between) bring quirky, large-scale illusions to festivals and public events—anywhere a truck can go. Imagine your (consenting) boss stepping up to a full-size guillotine.
Above all, your guests’ comfort comes first. With thousands of performances behind him, Benny knows how to read a room, engage a crowd, and leave people delighted.
You can relax—you’re in good hands.

Ready to make your event a memorable one?
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Born in a small regional town in Victoria, Benny grew up with very little—until a single library book and a deck of cards changed everything. A few years later, a visit to Kryal Castle sealed his fate. Captivated by mystery and spectacle, he set his sights on a life in magic.
After school, Benny left home and spent 10 years traveling the world as a technician aboard Navy ships. Every spare moment was devoted to his craft—refining sleight of hand and dreaming up larger, more ambitious illusions.
Following his time in the Navy, his journey only grew more colourful. He travelled around Asia, worked with a couple of circus troupes, founded his own entertainment company—Cirqueumnavigate—and worked as a professional clown, mime, and variety performer. Along the way, he’s created elaborate balloon costumes, performed as a bubble artist, taken fire spinning to India for the Commonwealth Games, worked as a head puppeteer for an international TV show, and toured Queensland with a circus company before eventually settling north of Newcastle.
It sounds like a lot—and it is—but in many ways, it was only the beginning.
Now, while good marketing should focus on how one can serve their audience… I appreciate you indulging this brief (and slightly egotistical) detour into the story behind the magic.





