Over 22 years of experience as a professional entertainer.

Awarded Best Comedy Strolling Magician at the 75th Annual International Brotherhood of Magicians Convention held in Kansas City, Missouri. Summer 2016.

Recipient of many other awards, including Magician of the Year in Reno, Nevada.

Subject of feature articles in many newspapers, including The Kansas City Star.

Member of the International Brotherhood of Magicians - Ring 129. The International Brotherhood of Magicians (IBM) was founded in 1922 and is the world's largest organization for magicians. With over 14,000 members worldwide and over 300 regional organizations (“Rings”) in more than 73 countries, the International Brotherhood of Magicians is the most respected organization for amateur and professional magicians in the world.

Member of The Society of American Magicians - Assembly 38 The Society of American Magicians(SAM) was formed in 1902 and is the oldest active organization for magic in the world. With 7,500 members and chapters in Germany, England, Japan and Hong Kong, SAM promotes magic as entertainment and an art form.

Recognized for his services to the residents of Jackson County, Missouri by COMBAT Harris received the 2002 Substance Abuse Prevention Specialist Of The Year Award from COMBAT (Comminity Backed Anti-Drug Task Force).

The Nearly Normal Magic and Puppet Show began with a shy 5-year-old during Show and Tell. After battling shyness from elementary through high school, Harris discovered the wonderful world of the performing arts. He has studied with Master Puppeteer Emiline Dobbins of Kansas City. During the early 80's, he took on the role of The Nearly Normal Entertainer. In addition to being a skilled magician and puppeteer, Harris is also a Nearly Normal Laughologist, Ventriloquist, Harmonica Player, Marionette Worker, and Weaver of Tales.