Close-up at the table. Strolling through the crowd. A full show on the stage.

Corporate events and team building

The offsite they actually remember.

Not the fake trust-fall kind of corporate entertainment. The real kind. Your room gets worked, your guests get something they cannot explain, and a corporate offsite turns into something they talk about for weeks. Retreats, leadership summits, holiday parties, client dinners, and any event where you want people to walk away changed, not just entertained.

I've done this at Allegiant Stadium for LVEP, at the Breakthrough T1D Gala at Mandalay Bay, and at the Forward event at The Gatsby Lounge. A stadium, a ballroom, a lounge. The room changes. The reaction doesn't.

Strolling magic and strolling mentalism

The hour before dinner, when nobody knows each other yet.

I move through your crowd, group to group, table to table. Close-up magic in their hands, or mentalism, where the effect happens inside their own head and they can't tell you how. It's the format for cocktail hours, receptions and trade show floors. Nobody has to sit down and nobody has to be on time. Ten minutes later, strangers are grabbing each other's sleeves and saying "you have to see this."

The Activation Booth. For trade shows and brand activations: a booth with The Wizard in it pulls the crowd to your space and keeps it there. Your logo on the wall, your people at the edges of it, and a line.

Private parties

Birthdays, holidays, the dinner that's supposed to be special.

Close-up magic for private events. At your tables, in your living room, at whatever size your gathering is, creating moments that make people question what they thought was possible. The kind people describe to somebody the next day and get it wrong, because it does not survive retelling.

Birthday parties, holiday events, VIP dinners, anniversaries. If the night is meant to be remembered, this is how it gets remembered.

Restaurants and bars

Dinner and a show, at the table.

I was the house magician at TGIF's and at Spadra's Restaurant. Table magic while people eat is where I learned most of what I know about a room. If you run a restaurant or a bar, a regular night with The Wizard at the tables is a reason people come back on a Thursday, and bring the friends they told about it.

The Imaginarium

The Wizard's own show.

The Imaginarium is my own stage show. For a ballroom, a theater, or a private room that wants the whole evening built around it. Ask about it on the call and I'll tell you what it looks like in your room.