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    Jane S.

    Brian just performed a stellar on-line (Zoom) birthday celebration for my 9 year-old. We are a month or so in to shelter-in-place for COVID-19. I was really desperate to find a way for my kid to connect with his friends for his birthday and this was perfect. Aside from the magic tricks (which were very entertaining and wowed the crowd), Brian is clearly an actual magician from the way he navigated the chaos of 20+ kids on a zoom call, toggling between mute-all and diving into the noise and chaos of a birthday party. If you are looking for a fun activity to engage a group of kids and make your birthday child feel special, my kids and his friends give this 50 thumbs up!

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    Very fun for an adult dinner party of about 15 people. Lots of varied tricks, and some audience involvement. Recommend!

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    Thank you so much. It was a pleasure having your son in class!

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    I contacted Brian Scott for my son's cub scout annual pack meeting. He is very professional and funny. We all like his performance.

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