TV & Video

Magic, mischief, and moments worth watching.

Consider This Your Sneak Peek

We could tell you what The Magic Soiree is like, but where's the fun in that?

See the magic, comedy, and mischief for yourself.

Looks Good on Screen. Even Better Live.

You've seen the videos. Now come see what happens when you're part of the audience.

Check Out Our Close Up Magic

No big stage. No camera tricks. Just incredible magic happening inches away.

Close-up magic is a big part of The Magic Soiree experience. Before the main show begins, our magicians mingle with guests and perform astonishing sleight of hand right at their tables.

Take a look at some of our magicians in action!

How Do Magicians Eat Pretzels with Ferran Charles

Dreygon And The $100 Bill

Close-up magic at The Magic Soiree with Gordon Russ

In The News

Lady Sarah, Keith Fields, and The Magic Soiree have made quite a few appearances in the local news over the years, and somehow, the reporters keep inviting them back!

From magic and fundraising to home safety, social distancing, mask etiquette, and plenty of general shenanigans, take a look back at some of their favorite television appearances.

The Humane Society of Macomb Fundraising

This is one of the many FUNdraising events that Lady Sarah & Keith Fields have worked on. Raising $000’s for much needed non-profit organizations

Hope Against Trafficking

The Magic Soiree on Live in the D

A Mish-Mash Put Together By Keith Fields Himself!

One of Lady Sarah’s Favorites: So Quick To Perform But So Much Work!

Home Safety with Lady Sarah & Keith Fields

Maintaining Social Distance WXYZ TV

Glove Protocol For Local News Channel

Mask Etiquette

Teleconferencing with Confidence on WXYZ TV

Lady Sarah’s Magic Soiree

Fancy A Cup of Tea?

During COVID, Lady Sarah and Keith Fields couldn't take the stage quite like usual, so they did the next most British thing possible.

They put the kettle on.

A Cup of Tea became a series filled with magic, laughs, conversations, and plenty of Sarah-and-Keith-style shenanigans. Watch the first video below, then head to YouTube to catch the rest.