Magician Barnet
Hi, I’m Roger Lapin a Professional Close up Magician in Barnet who is the premier choice for entertainment at Weddings, Private Parties & for Corporate Event Entertainment in Barnet and across London.
Member of the Magic Circle with over 20 years experience
Barnet Magician for Hire
I have been performing as a London Magician for over 20 years and I absolutely LOVE my job! I am available to hire as a Magician for wedding entertainment, private parties & corporate event entertainment in the London Borough of Barnet and across central London. If you are looking for a Corporate Magician in London – please get in touch
Premium close-up magic for any event mixed with my unique comedy. (if you want?)
Whether it’s a milestone birthday party, a garden party, your wedding or a corporate drinks bash. If you are looking for a corporate entertainers who will deliver, then look no further!
The close up magic and high energy personality that I can bring to your event will leave a long lasting impression on all your guests.
With 100% verified five star reviews from private, corporate and celebrity clients!
Wedding Magician Barnet
Getting married and looking for some amazing entertainment during the drinks reception? Are you looking for a Wedding Magician in London?
Something to surprise your guests during the wedding breakfast or some magical entertainment throughout the evening?
A Wedding Magician is the perfect choice to entertain guests of all ages.
Close up Magician Barnet
A Close-up Magician is a type of magician who performs magic tricks and illusions in close proximity to the audience, often using small props such as cards, coins, and other small objects. This style of magic is also known as table magic, strolling magic, or micro magic.
Close-up magic is typically performed at intimate settings such as dinner parties, wedding receptions, and corporate events where the audience is seated at tables or standing in small groups. The magician moves from group to group, performing for each group individually and often inviting audience participation.
Table Magician Barnet
If your event has a meal or you have guests at tables a Table Magician is a great way to provide some amazing entertainment for them whilst they are waiting for their meal and also during and after the meal.
Perfect for Weddings and corporate events.
Private Party Magician Barnet
If you’re looking for a fun and unique way to liven up your next party in the London borough of Barnet, why not consider hiring a party magician? As a private party magician I can add an element of wonder and excitement to any party, and it’s a great way to entertain guests of all ages.
When hiring a party magician in Barnet, there are a few things to keep in mind. First, make sure to choose a magician who specialises in the type of event you’re hosting. For example, if you’re planning a children’s birthday party, you’ll want to look for a magician who has experience entertaining kids.
If you are looking specifically for a children’s party magician please get in touch to discuss your requirements.
Magicians in Barnet
If you are expecting more than 120 guests to your event, it is recommended to think about hiring a second magician. Roger knows and works with some of the best Magicians in Barnet and can recommend or book them on your behalf.
Barnet Magician, Roger Lapin is one of the leading Close up Magicians in Barnet and the only choice for high quality entertainment across the London borough of Barnet.
Wedding Entertainment Barnet
Frequently Asked Questions
Roger Lapin is the premier Magician in Barnet who is the only choice for entertainment at Weddings, Private Parties and for Corporate Events Entertainment across London.
Barnet, is an outer borough of London, England, on the northwestern perimeter of the city. The borough lies mostly within the historic county of Middlesex, but many of its northern districts (including New Barnet and East Barnet) belong historically to Hertfordshire.
Barnet Magician Reviews
With recent performances as a Magician in Ealing and a Kingston Magician
Barnet Facts
Barnet is a large suburban London borough located in the north-west of the city. It has a long and interesting history, with evidence of settlements in the area dating back to the Bronze Age. The name Barnet is believed to be derived from the Old English words for “land cleared by burning”, reflecting the area’s agricultural past.
One of the most significant historical events to take place in Barnet was the Battle of Barnet, which occurred during the Wars of the Roses in 1471. It was a key battle in the struggle between the houses of York and Lancaster for the English throne, and resulted in a victory for the Yorkists. The battle is said to have taken place in fields near the town of Barnet, and there is a memorial on the site today commemorating the fallen soldiers.
Another interesting fact about Barnet is that it was once a popular destination for Londoners seeking entertainment in the form of carnival rides and sideshows. In the late 1800s, a man named William Holland opened a fairground in the area known as “Holland’s Amusement Park”. The park featured a variety of attractions, including a giant wheel, a scenic railway, and a “Punch and Judy” show. The park was a huge success and drew large crowds, but it eventually closed down in the 1930s due to increased competition from other amusement parks in the area.
Now, for a funny story that not many people will know about Barnet: In the early 1900s, there was a man named Walter Potter who was a taxidermist by trade. He was known for creating elaborate tableaux using stuffed animals, such as a group of kittens playing cricket or a family of rabbits having a tea party. One of his most famous creations was a scene featuring a group of stuffed squirrels playing cards, which he named “The Squirrel’s Club”. The scene was displayed in a shop window in Barnet, and became a local attraction. However, in 1914, the shop was taken over by a new owner who didn’t appreciate the display and ordered it to be removed. The local council eventually stepped in and arranged for the scene to be displayed in a public library, where it remained for many years. Today, Walter Potter’s work is highly sought-after by collectors and his creations are still on display in museums and galleries around the world.
In conclusion, Barnet is a borough with a rich and varied history, from the Bronze Age settlements to the Wars of the Roses and the heyday of amusement parks. The area has also been home to some unique and quirky characters, such as the taxidermist Walter Potter. With its blend of history and quirky local stories, Barnet is a fascinating part of London that is well worth a visit.