James More

James More is one of the world’s leading and most viral illusionists. He first came to the public’s attention after an incredible series of appearances on Britain’s Got Talent in 2013 and has the most viewed audition from his series with over 100 million hits on YouTube.

The British-born illusionist continued to make waves with his own sell out tour, Theatre of Illusion. After which, he was approached by the world’s largest touring magic show, The Illusionists!

Reaching the semi-finals of Britain's Got Talent series seven, James was age twenty four at the time of his audition, and had been performing magic since he was just eight Prior to BGT he had appeared on Penn & Teller: Fool Us in 2011.

Having performed with the show in five continents and 50 countries around the globe, James More became the first British magician in history to appear on New York’s famous Broadway. His growing reputation includes special guest appearances on The Ellen Show and NBC’s America’s got Talent, as well numerous other television appearances around the world.

His live work includes performances of his grand illusion show at London's The O2 Arena, The Hollywood Pantages in Los Angeles and the Sydney Opera House.

Unlike a lot magic you’ll see on television, James More prides himself on being the guy that can actually ‘do it live’; no camera tricks, fakery or special edits.

What you see is what you get. He takes the art of illusion to new heights, with a performance that promises to keep you on the edge of your seat.

James More’s grand illusion shows can range from a 5-minute to 30-minute performance and can be modular around your venue and the event. The cost for his performances therefore varies based on the length and scale of the show, as larger illusions require additional crew members on and off stage.

Smaller scaled-back performances are also popular where a full theatre stage is not available, such as James’ regular performances on Virgin Voyages and other leading cruise ships. These simply require a live camera feed connected to large audience screens via HDMI output and can run up to 30 minutes duration. This set-up requires only an additional camera operator to be provided.

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