Close-up magic
Small groups. Personal moments. Magic that happens just inches away, often right in a guest’s hands. A natural fit for conversation and connection.
A little mystery.
A shared laugh.
Something you’ll talk about long after the evening ends.

Cards. Coins. Impossible things.
No rabbits were consulted.
A card you only thought of. A coin that travels into your hand. A room of strangers sharing the same astonished laugh. Brandon’s magic brings people into the story—and gives them something impossible to remember.
A glimpse of real performances at Bourbon Alley. Press play and join the evening.
Small groups. Personal moments. Magic that happens just inches away, often right in a guest’s hands. A natural fit for conversation and connection.
A celebration with friends, an intimate dinner, or a special occasion. Give your guests a shared experience that becomes part of the evening’s story.
The charm of a shared room and the mystery of a live show. Stories, sleight of hand, and a sense of wonder for an audience gathered together.
The Bourbon Alley · Longview, Texas
Every Thursday & Sunday · 6–8 p.m. Central Time
Gold dates · Magic at Bourbon Alley, 6–8 p.m.
All dates and times are local to Longview, Texas.
Join Brandon for close-up magic, conversation, and a little shared astonishment.

For Brandon Sheffield, magic begins with a connection. The cards and coins are a starting point; the people across the table are what make each performance its own.
Based in East Texas, Brandon performs close-up and parlor magic and writes about the craft. His approach pairs the intimacy of sleight of hand with humor, storytelling, and an appreciation for the unexpected.

Longview, Texas
Thursdays & Sundays · 6–8 p.m.
An intimate room, good company, and a little mystery. Explore moments from Brandon’s evenings at Bourbon Alley in the performance films above.
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Tell Brandon a little about the evening you have in mind.
Magic@brandonsheffieldmagic.com
Your event date, location, approximate guest count, and a little about the occasion are a great place to start. Mention whether you’re imagining close-up magic among your guests or a performance for everyone together.