Ben Hanlin is an English magician and presenter with a career spanning over a decade in television and live performances.
Ben Hanlin has engaged in partnerships with industry giants, including Amazon Prime, leveraging his innovative approach to magic and content creation.
Ben Hanlin has partnered with brands such as McDonalds, using his magic to connect with audiences.
Benjamin Scott Hanlin, born on March 26, 1986, in Birmingham, England, pursued his education at Warwick School and later at the University of Reading. His career in entertainment commenced with roles on television, establishing him as a magician and presenter. Hanlin gained recognition for his work on the Discovery Channel series “Breaking Magic.” This early experience provided a foundation for his subsequent television and live performance career, demonstrating his skills in magic and on-screen presence.
From 2013 to 2016, Ben Hanlin was the presenter of the ITV2 series “Tricked,” which ran for three seasons. This role significantly raised his public profile, showcasing his magic to a wider audience. In addition to his magic career, Hanlin became a continuity presenter for CBBC and later expanded into radio, hosting a Saturday afternoon show for Capital Birmingham in January 2016, where he also covered Capital Breakfast. These engagements highlighted his versatility across various media platforms.
A significant milestone in Hanlin’s career was his participation in the twelfth series of “Dancing on Ice” in January 2020. Partnered with professional skater Carlotta Edwards, he competed until March 1, 2020, achieving fourth place in the competition. This appearance broadened his reach beyond magic audiences and demonstrated his commitment to new challenges in entertainment. Throughout his career, Hanlin has consistently developed his craft, moving from specialized magic shows to mainstream television and competitive reality programs.
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