About Us
Two performers. One impossible story.
Some of the most extraordinary stories begin with an entirely ordinary encounter.
When Matthew Pomeroy and Natasha Lamb first met during an international performance engagement, they were already accomplished entertainers. Matthew had built his career in musical theatre and magic, while Natasha had made her mark on stages and television screens around the world.
They found a creative partnership.
Together, as The Conjurors, they combined theatrical storytelling, mind reading, and illusion to create something uniquely their own.
Their journey has taken them across more than 40 countries, from the Sydney Opera House to Carnegie Hall, Broadway, and London’s West End. Eventually, it brought them to Las Vegas, where they established their own residency and introduced audiences to Secret Wonders.
Yet for Matthew and Natasha, magic has never been simply about the impossible.
It lives in the silence before the unexpected. In the laughter of an audience caught completely off guard. In the moments that linger long after the curtain falls.
And their pursuit of wonder continues.
When Matthew Pomeroy and Natasha Lamb first met during an international performance engagement, they were two entertainers following their own paths. Matthew had built his career through musical theatre and magic. Natasha had established herself as a performer and television presenter, with experience stretching across international stages and screens.
What they discovered in one another was more than a shared profession.
They found a creative partnership.
As The Conjurors, Matthew and Natasha began combining their individual strengths, bringing together theatrical storytelling, mind reading, illusion, and a natural chemistry that made audiences feel part of the performance rather than simply spectators.
Their journey has since carried them across more than 40 countries and onto some of the world’s most recognizable stages, from the Sydney Opera House to Carnegie Hall, Broadway, and London’s West End.
Eventually, their work brought them to Las Vegas, a city with a legendary relationship to magic. There, they established their own residency and introduced audiences to Secret Wonders, a production that places the mystery remarkably close to those experiencing it.
For Matthew and Natasha, the appeal of magic has never depended solely on discovering how something is done.
It is found in the moments just before the impossible happens. In the laughter of an audience caught completely off guard. In the silence that follows something nobody can explain.
And in the conversations that continue long after the curtain falls.
The Conjurors are not simply performing illusions.
They are continuing a lifelong pursuit of wonder.
Magician & Mind Reader
Matthew Pomeroy
For Matthew Pomeroy, the journey to some of the world’s most celebrated stages began outside the doors of a theatre in Northamptonshire, England.
As a boy, he was drawn to the world of performance. There were times when he could not afford a ticket, so he waited near the stage door instead, hoping to catch a glimpse of the performers coming and going. Even then, he understood that something remarkable could happen when an audience gathered, the lights dimmed, and an ordinary space became somewhere extraordinary.
Matthew pursued a career in musical theatre, developing his skills as an actor and performer in productions including Jersey Boys and Aladdin. The experience gave him an appreciation for the craft of live entertainment: the importance of timing, the power of storytelling, and the connection between a performer and an audience.
But alongside his love of theatre, another fascination continued to grow. Magic offered something that conventional performance could not quite capture. It could surprise an audience in ways they had never imagined, challenge what they believed to be possible, and leave them wondering long after the performance had ended.
Matthew eventually brought these two worlds together.
Over the years, his career has taken him to more than 40 countries and some of the most distinguished venues in live entertainment, including Carnegie Hall in New York, the Sydney Opera House, Broadway, and London’s West End.
An important chapter began when he met fellow performer Natasha Lamb. Both had established their own careers, but they discovered a creative connection that would change the direction of their work. Together, they formed The Conjurors, combining their individual talents in a partnership that has since brought them international recognition.
Their success eventually led to Las Vegas, where they established their own residency and developed Secret Wonders, an intimate theatrical experience built around illusion, mind reading, and the extraordinary possibilities of the human imagination.
For someone who once stood outside a theatre hoping for a glimpse of the magic within, it is a remarkable journey.
Performer & Co-creator
Natasha Lamb
Long before she became one half of the internationally acclaimed duo The Conjurors, Natasha Lamb was building a career that would take her far beyond the traditional world of magic.
A gifted performer with an instinct for connecting with an audience, Natasha developed her talents across several disciplines, including magic, singing, and television presenting. Her work eventually took her to Japan, where she worked as a television presenter, gaining experience in an entertainment industry known for its energy, precision, and demanding standards.
Where some magicians rely on elaborate spectacle, Natasha’s strengths lie in her ability to engage an audience directly. Her performances draw people into the experience, building an atmosphere in which humor, anticipation, and seemingly impossible moments unfold naturally.
By the time she met Matthew Pomeroy, Natasha was already performing her own magic act.
The two crossed paths during an international entertainment engagement, where they had the opportunity to watch one another work. What began as a meeting between two independent performers gradually developed into a partnership built on complementary talents and a shared understanding of what makes live entertainment memorable.
Together, they became The Conjurors.
Their partnership would take Natasha to stages around the world, including the Sydney Opera House, London’s West End, and major venues throughout the United States. Their television appearances have brought their distinctive style of magic and mind reading to audiences well beyond the theatre.
A significant milestone came with their Las Vegas residency, followed by Secret Wonders, a production that brings audiences unusually close to the mysteries taking place before them.
And perhaps that is what makes her performances so compelling. Beneath the mystery and theatricality is something very human: the pleasure of sharing an extraordinary moment with someone else, and seeing the expression on their face when the impossible appears to happen.