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Patrick Martin is a popular entertainer at sales conferences and executive gatherings for many of the world’s leading corporations.
Majoring in Psychology and Theater Arts, illusionist and comedian Patrick Martin worked his way through University studies by teaching sleight of hand to corporate executives. After graduation, he competed at an International Symposium of Magic and made magical history by winning two “Grand Prix Awards” for excellence in both stage and close-up magic. Known for the universal quality of his magic and humor, Mr. Martin has been featured at theater and music festivals throughout Europe, Indonesia and Japan. He was thrilled to represent America as one of the few international performers selected to entertain the world’s athletes at the Summer Olympic Games.
Patrick has performed on television specials in Europe, Japan, China, and in the United States, and currently can be seen on the popular series, “Masters of Illusion“. He enjoys working with event planners on creative projects and has entertained for numerous Heads of State, as well as at private parties for Jack Nicholson, 1st Lady Michelle Obama, Steve Wynn, Elon Musk, and singer Katy Perry.
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