Cosentino brings magic show back to Bundaberg

Famed magician Cosentino is returning to Bundaberg to perform a special “best of” his most impressive and mind-blowing feats.

Magician Cosentino is coming back to Bundaberg for the fourth time. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Teleportation will be just one of the incredible feats magician Cosentino is set to pull off in Bundaberg as he returns this month to perform a special “best of” show.

Cosentino, speaking from his base in Melbourne, told the Bundaberg NewsMail he was excited to come back to the Rum City for the fourth time.

“The best of the best” as he says, noting that seasoned fans will get to relive many of their favourite acts, while those who are new to his performances will get to enjoy his best work all meshed into one show.

“If they haven’t seen me, they’re in for a treat,” he said.

Decennium is a 90-minute stage spectacular, which was written, produced, and choreographed by Cosentino.

“The last 10 years have been incredible for me, both professionally and personally,” Cosentino said.

“Australia really got to know me via Australia’s Got Talent and since then, I have toured consistently to full houses across the globe, was the first Australian magician ever to create nine prime-time TV specials which have been screened throughout the world, have become a multiple best-selling author, and even had a feature in a Hollywood movie. What a ride it has been!

“My brand-new stage spectacular, Decennium, is a celebration of everything I have achieved over the last decade.”

Cosentino said his show appeals to a wide audience because it’s suitable for all ages without anyone becoming bored - he’s carefully considered every element of the show so it will be that way.

The famed magician’s show is the exact same one he’ll also perform at Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands and in Tokyo.

It’ll be an extravaganza of costumes, bespoke lighting, romance, music and humour.

“This is it, this is the show to see,” Cosentino said.

Cosentino says the life of a magician is one worked seven days a week.

Between writing shows, rehearsing and touring, it’s a labour of love.

“It’s a bit more than a full-time job,” he says.

Cosentino will perform at the Moncrieff Entertainment Centre on Saturday, April 15.