Magician in Rhode Island

Rhode Island is a fly-in date, usually through Providence or Boston. The size of the state works in your favour once I am there: Providence to Newport is well under an hour, so one trip can cover more than one event without a second flight.

The constraint here is the calendar rather than the geography, and summer in Newport goes early. Flights and ground travel are either built into the package or itemised on your quote, agreed before anything is booked.

What I get booked for in Rhode Island

Providence runs on hospitals, universities and the professional firms attached to them, plus the convention centre and the hotel business around it: association meetings, awards dinners and receptions.

Newport is a market of its own. The mansions, the sailing scene and the marine trades draw executive retreats, board dinners and high-end weddings from well outside the state, and those events are built around a long evening rather than a programme. Close-up work suits both ends: the rooms are elegant, often historic, and rarely designed with a stage in mind.

Travel

A fly-in date from Milwaukee. Flights and time on the ground are either built into the package or shown as a separate line on your quote, agreed before anything is booked — never added afterwards.