Many years: Abby has specialized in family shows since 1997.

She has done all kinds of performances: walk-around magic, large stage shows and magic shows in homes.

She has worked professionally at the full range of venues: black-tie dinners, schools, libraries, country clubs, the Philadelphia Zoo, the Philadelphia Art Museum, Penn's Peak, corporate picnics, malls, wedding receptions, church picnics, first communion parties, department stores, anniversary parties, restaurants, movie theaters, reunions, parades, graduation parties, and a circus.

Multi-talented: This one performer can make your party complete. She reads minds, performs shows, does walk-around magic at tables, and twists balloons. She brings puppets to life. She even does ventriloquism (the clean kind).

With this range of skills Abby can entertain any demographic that happens to be at your party. Whether it's a room full of families with parents and grandparents, or a room full of 4 year olds -- Abby has long experience using the same props in different ways to captivate any age group.

She can also build a show around any theme that you can name. She has lots of experience adapting magical techniques and apparatus to different themes.

Schooled: Abby has training from some of the best professional entertainers of our time. Her teachers have included Duane Laflin and David Ginn for Magic and Jeff Dunham for ventriloquism. You know Jeff Dunham? The guy who works the purple puppet Peanut and the skeletal puppet Achmed on T.V.

Abby also has a Master's Degree from the Johns Hopkins University in a field that applies directly to managing an audience: social psychology. Her graduate studies also covered stages of children's mental development -- giving her a sound basis for managing child and family audiences.

"I just want to thank you for your wonderful performance last night. The kids loved it. It was our biggest hit so far this season and they're still talking about it today. And we were just delighted with the magic show. So I just wanted to say thank you, and we will definitely book you for further performances." - Activities coordinator at a Public Library

"You had those kids so well organized and it was such a brilliant show. People were asking, "Can we ask her back?" It reminded me of Sally Starr and Pixanne on kids TV shows years ago. You really should consider being on television. You were brilliant." - Public Relations Director at a National Department Store Chain

"Abby, I just called to say we cannot thank you enough. We had such a marvelous time on Sunday, and it was just such a pleasure to have you. Could you please call me back with your address? So I can send some pictures that I know you'd like to have on your web site. Again, it was just a magical event and every single person there was crazy about it, it was awesome." - Voicemail from the birthday mom after her daughter's first birthday party