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Choose someone who appears eager and responsive for a positive interaction.

Use engaging storytelling and visual aids to maintain the audience's focus.

Stay calm, use humor to deflect negativity, and if necessary, firmly but politely redirect attention back to the performance.

Use simple, colorful tricks and involve them in the act to keep children engaged.

Adjust the speed of your performance to match audience engagement and energy levels.

Practice deep breathing, visualize success, and focus on connecting with individual audience members.

Open with a relatable story or joke, ask the audience questions, and show appreciation for their participation.

Maintain composure, use humor if appropriate, and have backup tricks ready in case of malfunctioning equipment.

Stand up straight, make eye contact, and speak clearly to exude authority and confidence.

Begin with an attention-grabbing trick and gradually build up to more complex magic as the crowd gathers.

Quickly acknowledge the error with humor, if appropriate, and move on to the next trick smoothly to maintain audience engagement.

Structure your performance with a clear progression, saving your most impressive trick for last to leave a lasting impression.

Be gentle, offer encouragement, and simplify their role to make them comfortable on stage.

Incorporate appropriate soundtracks and effects to enhance the mood and impact of your performance.