Somehow, making impossible things happen became our day job.

Meet The BlackTies

The sexy¹ magicians shaking up Sydney events.

Since 2015, we’ve been turning up at corporate events, weddings and private parties across Sydney. We are Sydney’s highest-rated magicians, performing at over 400 events a year.

Need to find us? Follow the screams and look for the dropped jaws…

¹ According to our mums.

The world is serious enough. We’d rather add some fun.

If we can make a room feel lighter, more connected and a little more alive, that matters to us. We love creating little bursts of happiness, excitement and connection wherever we go.

Six magicians. Six styles.

Like the Avengers of magic.

Scott

Fung

Scott crafts outcome-driven, large-scale magic with clarity and precision, leaving audiences in complete, lasting astonishment.

The Diva
The Strategist

Fung brings humour, warmth, and spontaneity, creating organic, personal magic through everyday moments.

Julian’s magic is playful, intelligent and beautifully chaotic, combining meticulous craftsmanship, psychology, and sleight of hand.

The Chaos

Julian

Clement

The Artist

Clement creates dreamlike magic that blends thoughtful sleight of hand and handcrafted details to create deeply meaningful
human memories.

Aadi

The Spark

Peggy

The Sunshine

Peggy brings bright, infectious energy to The BlackTies.

Blending interactive magic, dance, and playful expression to create genuine joy.

Aadi combines infectious energy, charm, and precision.

Turning strangers into friends with unforgettable moments.

Most magicians build careers alone. We built ours together.

Our Story, powered by AI: Asian Intelligence.

We’ve gotten plenty of TV & media attention…

…and a few awards

…yet we’re still arguing about card tricks.

The real skill was understanding people.

We’ve become experts in human psychology and event experience.
Over the years, we’ve found that the better we understand people (their attention, energy, social dynamics and what makes a moment stick), the better the experience becomes.

And yes, our Asian parents are actually proud of us.