Mason

Mason works two very different rooms. The stage show runs up to an hour and gets built around whatever time frame you've got, mixing predictions revealed in unlikely ways with comedy routines that are goofier than they look, plus a couple of pieces with a genuine element of risk, performed under controlled conditions and not to be copied at home. It's material that has fooled Penn and Teller and it's been on at Arts Centre Melbourne. Then there's close-up, which is the version that happens at your elbow: a chosen card turning up on someone's phone lock screen, a guest somehow finding their own card. Corporate events, weddings, festivals, roving work and kids' parties. Set-up for the stage show takes about fifteen minutes, and he can supply mic and speaker if there's power.