Jeanette Andrews: Corporate Magician
Jeanette Andrews combines illusion, sensory experiences, art, and scientific storytelling to create interactive performances that spark curiosity and challenge how audiences perceive the familiar.
Quick Facts:
- Illusionist and artist with a lifelong performance practice.
- Began performing professionally at age six.
- Corporate experience includes major international brands.
- Commissioned work for prominent museums and cultural institutions.
Formats:
- Interactive illusion performances, sensory experiences, and commissioned or site-specific artistic presentations.
Audiences:
- Corporate events, client gatherings, theaters, universities, museums, cultural institutions, and innovation-focused programs.
Outcomes:
- Interactive moments that encourage curiosity and participation.
- Illusions that invite reflection on perception and assumptions.
- Shared experiences of surprise, discovery, and wonder.
- Travels from: Chicago, IL
- **US Fee range: On Request
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Talent Short Bio
Jeanette Andrews is an illusionist and artist whose performances combine magic, sensory anomalies, art, and scientific anecdotes.
She began performing at age four and gave her first paid magic show at six. Her career includes engagements for Infiniti, Kraft, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Lyric Opera, and Chicago Ideas Week.
Jeanette has created commissioned and site-specific works for the Smithsonian’s Cooper Hewitt, the International Museum of Surgical Science, and the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago. Her background also includes an affiliation with Harvard’s metaLAB and artist residencies with High Concept Labs and the Institute for Art and Olfaction.
Her interactive approach encourages audiences to explore perception and engage with the seemingly impossible through shared discovery.
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