Q. Why is your stand up magic best for my event?

A. A magic show doesn’t have to have big box illusions, pyrotechnics or dancers to be amazing and entertaining. Our ‘Magic in Mind’ show uses minimal props and maximum audience participation to amaze. It’s not about what the performer can do or the fancy props that make things vanish. My approach is all about creating a personal connection with the audience and with their help facilitating a shared magical experience.

Q. Why do you call yourself a corporate entertainer and not a magician?

A. My goal as a performer is to provide every audience with a powerful and enjoyable entertainment experience. It’s more than fooling an audience with great magic tricks. I use a variety of performances tools including magic and comedy to communicate and connect with the audience and entertain them.

Q. Will anyone in my audience feel embarrassed or uncomfortable?

A. Absolutely not! Audience comfort and enjoyment are the foundation of my performance philosophy. There is no profanity, off-color or shock humor in my show. With over twenty years of performance experience I understand the nuances of entertaining, intelligent, highly educated, corporate professionals. Volunteers are the STARS of my show and are brought on the stage in the spirit of creating fun together. Anyone taking my stage is always treated with courtesy and respect.

Q. How do you tailor your show to our event?

A. Every event and every audience is different. Over the years I have developed a unique needs analysis that helps me appreciate the key aspects of your event. This systematic approach helps me understand the nature of your event, your event objectives, who your audience is and why they are attending your event. Tailoring can ran range from learning a few industry buzz words, to earmarking prominent people to use as volunteers, to scripting a complete custom presentation.

Q. What is the best audience size for your show?

A. My show is best enjoyed by groups up to 500 people with simple staging and AV. I perform with small props so my staging needs are minimal and very flexibility. With only minor adjustments my show can easily play a small private dining room or a large hotel ballroom.