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Michael Kent Performing a Show for the Whole Family in Fairfield, OH

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Here is the article from the Hamilton Journal News: FAIRFIELD — A night of irreverent comedy and magic taking place in Fairfield this weekend will bring a smile not only to an adult’s face, but children’s as well. The Fairfield Community Arts Center hosts magician and comedian Michael Kent on Saturday as part of its EnterAct Family Series. Kent — who has performed in such locales as Hollywood, Las Vegas and in South Korea for United States Army soldiers, in addition to performances for corporations such as Honda of America, Time Warner and AT&T — is known for his family … Read more

Michael Kent Faces Epic "Magic Battle" in New Jersey

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I visited Richard Stockton College of New Jersey on September 7th to perform the Inaugural performance in the new Theater in the brand spankin’ new Campus Center. The new theater is beautiful and well set up for a show like mine. I can imagine that room being fantastic for guest lecturers to the university. After some initial issues adjusting to the brand new sound system, we finally got up and running and had an absolutely fantastic show. Halfway through the show, I recognized Stockton College’s own resident magician (Magic Chad) and told the audience, jokingly, that he and I would … Read more

Photos from Bowling Green State University

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Bowling Green once again proved to be an amazing audience last night. They got to witness some brand new magic that I had never before taken to the stage, including an awesome trick that happens in the middle of the audience. Here are some photos from the show!

Michael Kent's Pecha Kucha Presentation: The Conception of Magic

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I was invited to speak at Columbus’s Pecha Kucha event on August 11th. If you’re not familiar with Pecha Kucha, here’s a brief description from their own website: PechaKucha Night was devised in Tokyo in February 2003 as an event for young designers to meet, network, and show their work in public. It has turned into a massive celebration, with events happening in hundreds of cities around the world, inspiring creatives worldwide. Drawing its name from the Japanese term for the sound of “chit chat”, it rests on a presentation format that is based on a simple idea: 20 images … Read more

Michael Kent on WTRF Wheeling, WV

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Since I’m such a big deal and all, I get asked to be on big-time television shows like Public Access in Wheeling, WV. I know, I know. I’m getting recognized everywhere now. I kid, but in reality, this is a pretty cool program when you realize that it’s produced entirely by high school students with the help of Nathan Marshall and the Brooke High School Video Production teaching staff.