Parlour magic, often referred to as "parlor magic," is a style of magic performance that became popular in the 19th century. It is characterized by intimate shows conducted in drawing rooms or small venues, allowing the magician to engage closely with the audience. Parlour magic often features tricks that are too large for close-up magic and too small for stage magic, striking a balance between detail and spectacle. Performers specializing in parlour magic focus on sleight of hand, storytelling, and audience interaction to create a captivating experience. This form of magic continues to thrive today, blending traditional techniques with modern twists to entertain diverse audiences.