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Sleight of hand by Chase Ellsworth, staged as atmosphere rather than performance.

Close enough to feel impossible. Quiet enough to feel inevitable.

The work happens inside the conversation, with ordinary objects and no visible machinery. What remains is the feeling that the room itself has shifted.

Chase Ellsworth handling cards during a close-up performance

For rooms where expectation is already set high.

Private Events

Private dinners, homes, and evenings where conversation matters as much as atmosphere.

Corporate Receptions

Work that elevates the room without pulling it toward novelty or obvious performance.

Luxury Hospitality

For hotels, lounges, and venues where the standard is already high.

Chase Ellsworth

Years of discipline, reduced to something that looks effortless.

Chase Ellsworth performs close-up sleight of hand without gimmicks, stooges, or disposable props. The material is tactile, exacting, and designed to leave the impossible in a guest’s own hands.

Private performances are limited.

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