Magician, comedian, illusionist – Phil has an international reputation as one of Australia’s most polished and professional comedy entertainers. Amongst his string of prestigious awards, Phil now has 7 consecutive Mo Awards for being the Best Specialty Act in Australia. As he assaults your funny bone, his energy, comedy and surprise will have your audience in the palm of his hand. First class Sydney based.

Phil is the original that others try to emulate. He’s a showman, raconteur, comic and multi award winner. In all, he has received 19 Australian National Awards for his service to show business. So whether you have 30 people or 3000 people attending your next event, one thing is for sure – the ‘WOW’ factor is guaranteed!!

Phil is one of Corporate Australia’s most nationally recognised comedy entertainers having performed over 5000 corporate events world wide.

“One of the very best live performers Australia has to offer.” Prime Minister, K.Rudd

The National ‘MO’ Awards recognise Excellence in Live Entertainment and Phil has been named ‘The Australian Specialty Act of the Year” on seven separate occasions!

With his enthralling on-stage personality and powerful presentation, Phil has redefined the meaning of corporate entertainer, combining the skill & thrill of magic with the art of comedy. Along with a healthy dose of hilarious audience interaction, Phil combines impressive sleight-of-hand and clean comedy to create a first class corporate show. He will leave you with the sense of having experienced something truly extraordinary and memorable.

“One of the funniest shows I have seen in a very, very long time! The linchpin was Phil , whose mingling of magic, prestidigitation and comedy had tears streaming down peoples’ eyes. He assaulted our collective funny bone… I laughed for so long and so hard that by the end of it, it was almost a relief to stop laughing.” Courier Mail

“The highlight of the evening was the performance by multi-award winning comedy magician Phil, who managed to keep even those who claimed to hate magicians riveted to their seats.” Sydney Morning Herald