Cashetta - Queen of Magic!

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Add one part Bette Midler, a dash of Dolly Parton and mix with the talents of David Copperfield and POOF! You have Cashetta - Queen of Magic, the most appealing, entertaining and unique female impersonator on the scene today. Hailing from Northern New Jersey, she originally set out to be on Broadway but learned after a few auditions that the Great White Way was too crowded and didn't offer much of a chance for a "girl like her". While she continued to make the rounds and hone her skills, she tried a string of hopeless professions from advertising to automobile sales but held fast to her dream of becoming a professional entertainer. In the late 90’s, Cashetta decided to combine her live singing, impeccable comic timing and flair for magic and has been delighting audiences for more than 10 years. In that time she has been featured on Late Night with Conan O’Brien, The Today Show, Outlaugh on Logo and Law and Order among many others. In addition she has headlined at the Crown and Anchor in Provincetown, MA for the past 3 seasons, Caroline’s Comedy Club on Broadway, Windstar Cruise Lines and tours internationally with her one “woman” show. She has refined her act to the point where she offers an exciting and fantastic revue that rivals any Vegas headliner! Cashetta gives magic a fabulous makeover as one of the only “female impersonator” magicians. Her act ranges from walk around, to mentalism to full scale stage shows and is unique, hysterical and absolutely astounding. The most important and entertaining aspect of her shows is her interaction with the audience. Her shows rely heavily on audience participation and that is where the real magic shines through. Her act is perfect for all kinds of audiences, events and venues looking for a totally one-of-a kind show. Cashetta’s warmth, talent and crossover appeal make her an absolute winner and a sure fire hit with all audiences!

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