Norbert Ferré

Born in Marseilles, France in 1975, Norbert Ferré originally discovered magic by accident at the age of 11. It was love at first sight and sparked a passion for conjuring that has already spanned more than 20 years.

In June 2000, Norbert embarked on a full time career in magic and numerous accolades soon followed.

He was named runner-up in the Manipulation category at FISM's (Fédération Internationale des Sociétés Magiques) World Championships of Magic in 2000, rising to first place in the subsequent championships held in 2003, where he was also awarded magic's highest distinction - Grand Prix World Champion of Magic.

In September 2000 Norbert became the first French performer to be invited as guest of honour to attend the international magic convention organised by prestigious Japanese magic trick design company Tenyo.

The following year, Norbert became a member of the famous private London club The Magic Circle, where he is ranked a Member of the Inner Magic Circle with a Gold Star in recognition of his excellence as a performer.

In January 2002 his peers awarded Norbert a Golden Mandrake - France's most prestigious magic honor - for his outstanding performances in the field.

Since then Norbert has travelled the world, performing his legendary One for Two/Two for One show in seven different languages across more than 65 countries from Sydney to Las Vegas, Monte Carlo to New York.