At 5 years old, I performed my debut magic act to my grade one class. I don’t remember what my teacher and the rest of my class thought of the show but I do remember having a lot of fun. My performing career then went on hold for a few years (except for all the times that I was in trouble for being the class clown).

In the late 1980’s I rediscovered performing and spent every spare moment learning and developing a wide variety of circus skills.

In the early 1990’s all the hard work started to pay off. I quit my regular job to pursue a career as a full-time entertainer. In the years that followed I had the pleasure of performing thousands of shows to countless people in many wonderful places all across the world and met some very remarkable and inspiring people from all walks of life.

One career highlight was certainly the eleven years that I spent brightening the lives of sick kids in hospitals as a Clown Doctor.

After more than twenty years performing I took a break to be a stay at home dad for my three growing kids. I studied a Bachelor of Design (Industrial Design and Architecture) and built a new career as a designer. This career eventually led to another new career. After completing a Master of Teaching I now work as a Design and Technologies teacher forboth primary and secondary students.

The teaching and design work now keeps me more than busy during the week, but the fun that I first had as a five year old magician is still there every time that I do a show, so my performing still continues.