Jimmy Rook Magic

Award Winning Magician Jimmy Rook has been captivating audiences of all ages and sizes for the past fifteen years. Surrounded by influential magicians and mentors, he’s perfected his craft; creating a unique and captivating experience. Jimmy performs full theater illusion magic; performing for: Disney, NASCAR, headlined at the Improv Comedy Club, appeared in; MAGIC magazine, Americas Got Talent, and HBO/Max Networks talent competition show, Second Chance Stage. Currently, Jimmy can be seen performing at the award winning Outta Control Magic Comedy Dinner Show, voted Orlando Best Dinner Show and of one Americas Best Magic Shows (Travel Channel).

Stage Area
The Performer will provide sound systems and other audio equipment.

STAGE/PLATFORM/RISERS.
a. Show requires a raised area no smaller that 8 feet deep x 16 feet wide.
b. The area should be raised approximately 12-18” above the level of the audience.
c. The performance area should be ready and in place (and clear of all moveable equipment) by the time agreed upon for performer to arrive and set up.
d. If risers are more than 12” high, steps should be placed at side of stage left, as far downstage as possible. Also may be accessible from the front of the stage to the audience.
e. Performer may use Gaffers Tape and Spiking Tape on the stage surface, which will be removed after the performance.

BACKDROP.
A backdrop is normally not required. If however, the space directly behind the stage or performance area includes windows, mirrors or other reflective surfaces, it helps that they be covered with a non-reflective material such as curtains or fabric. Additionally, if the space directly behind the stage is an area where people are walking/ standing, then a backdrop should be used.

SEATING.
a. Seats should not extend forward past the front edge of the stage or rear of stage.
b. Show is best viewed if front row of seating begins no more than 4 feet from front of stage and extend no more than 20 feet from the sides of the stage.
c. If portable chairs are being used for the audience, please place them as close together as possible (sides of chairs touching one another). The first row of chairs should be no more than 4 feet from front of stage. Aisles are okay but are best when placed to the sides (Jimmy wants as many audience members up front and center as possible).