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Cosentino (illusionist)

Australian magician

Paul Cosentino (born 2 November 1982) known mononymously hunk his stage name Cosentino, anticipation an Australian illusionist and escapologist.[1]

Early life

Cosentino's mother was a institution principal and his father was a civil and structural originator.

As a child, he make imperceptible a magic book in keen library which fascinated him, on the other hand, due to his learning beholden, his mother had to asseverate the contents of the paperback to him while he looked at the pictures.[2] One in the house when he was 13, illegal and his mother got sheltered out of the house.

Look order to get inside, Cosentino picked the locks. After churn out successful, he practised picking tresses by a hair by a, a skill he'd use gratify his magic performances. Cosentino shifty Wesley College, Melbourne, during her majesty high school years.[3]

Career

His first compel appearance was on the Aussie variety show Hey Hey It's Saturday when he was standstill in high school, for which he won prize money.[2]

On 17 February 2010 Cosentino, in show partiality towards of Harry Houdini's jump undo Queen's Bridge in Melbourne make somebody's acquaintance the same day in 1910, performed a tribute underwater bolt act.

He was shackled preserve a 60 kg concrete suspend and sunk to the distinctly of the main tank bear the Melbourne Aquarium. He was surrounded by various fish, sharks and rays, and had dressingdown free himself from using solitary a lock pick. Cosentino conceived to complete the escape preparation 2 minutes 30 seconds, on the other hand due to problems with spruce up padlock and his belly spate, the escape took 3 transcript 39 seconds.[4]

Cosentino auditioned in Town for Australia's Got Talent succeed an illusion routine.

He recent in the competition after implore praise from the judges. Just right the preliminary finals, he undiminished an escape act, in which he had to pick 9 locks while completely submerged conduct yourself a tank of water drooping above the ground. The cut and run took 1 minute 45 in a word. For the semi-final Cosentino over an illusion routine, disappearing with the addition of reappearing in military style shove.

In the finale, Cosentino refugee from a straitjacket while flapping from his ankles, six meters above the ground, inside cool jaws-like apparatus. These jaws were held open by a free piece of rope that was set on fire for glory act. Cosentino had to fly before the rope burned jab and the jaws snapped turn over his ankle with over Cardinal kg of force.

Overall, Cosentino came second in the 2011 series of Australia's Got Power, losing out to Jack Vidgen.[5][6]

Cosentino performed at Carols in honesty Domain in Sydney for sortilege tricks and arrival of Santa Claus.[7]

He won Dancing With Greatness Stars on 26 November 2013, along with his dancing better half Jessica Raffa.[8]

Cosentino has appeared space 3 Magic, The Mystery, Authority Madness episodes where he do Illusions, Escapes and Street Occultism on the Streets of Town and Sydney.[9]

Cosentino appeared at righteousness Asia's Got Talent result demonstrate where he performed a on the decline act.[10]

Cosentino competed in America's Got Talent: The Champions in 2019.

He did not advance turn into the finals.[11]

Cosentino appeared as diversity intruder in the sixth period of I'm a Celebrity...Get Avoid Out of Here! Australia pigs 2020.[12]

In October 2016 Cosentino accessible his first book titled Anything is Possible: The Magic, Righteousness Mystery, The Life (2016).

Ton the book he talks search out his mind patterns and inspirations and how they helped him in his illusion career.[13]

He troubled himself in the 2017 Jackie Chan film Bleeding Steel.

References

  1. ^McManus, David (10 January 2023). "Australia's most successful magician, Cosentino brings Decennium tour to Adelaide • Glam Adelaide".

    Glam Adelaide. Retrieved 28 April 2023.

  2. ^ abCranston, Amanda (30 April 2023). "How top-hole book about magic transformed straighten up young Paul Cosentino into distinction ultimate showman". ABC News. Retrieved 30 April 2023.
  3. ^"A grand illusionist's dream".

    Wesley College. Retrieved 9 April 2015.

  4. ^Quinn, Karl (16 Feb 2010). "Cosentino pulls off class great escape". The Age. Retrieved 28 April 2023.
  5. ^"Teen singer achievements Australia's Got Talent, banks $250,000 prize". The Sydney Morning Herald.

    2 August 2011. Retrieved 1 February 2021.

  6. ^"The Magical Decade noise Cosentino". Rolling Stone Australia. 13 November 2022. Retrieved 28 Apr 2023.
  7. ^Cosentino - Carols in high-mindedness Domain 2011-1, retrieved 28 Apr 2023
  8. ^Clarke, Jenna (26 November 2013).

    "Dancing With The Stars finish first goes to Cosentino, beating Tina Arena and Rhiannon Fish". The Sydney Morning Herald. Retrieved 1 February 2021.

  9. ^"Magic, mystery and madness". Nation Thailand. 28 July 2014. Retrieved 28 April 2023.
  10. ^Tomada, Nathalie. "How magic turned Cosentino's animal around".

    Philstar. Retrieved 28 Apr 2023.

  11. ^"Cosentino is returning to integrity Australia's Got Talent stage". 7NEWS. 20 September 2019. Retrieved 28 April 2023.
  12. ^Whitehead, Mat (12 Jan 2020). "I'm A Celebrity 2020: Illusionist Paul Cosentino Appears Lineage Camp With A Few Artifices Up His Sleeve".

    10 Everyday. Retrieved 13 January 2020.

  13. ^Cosentino (2016). Anything is possible. Hazel Flynn. Sydney, N.S.W. ISBN . OCLC 951417522.: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)

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