Not all private event entertainment is equal — and the difference isn't obvious until you're in the room. Here's what to look for before you book a luxury entertainer.
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A behind-the-scenes account of performing close-up magic for a room full of company Presidents at the Ritz-Carlton, Naples — after a comedy show that hadn't quite landed.
Penn & Teller, the 4F, and sleight-of-hand competitions aren't just insider credentials. Here's what they actually mean — and how to use them before you book a performer.
Not all close-up magic is the same. Learn the real difference between a party magician and a sleight-of-hand artist — and why it changes everything about your event.
When I joined the IBM's leadership, the organization was declining and afraid of its own future. Here's what it took to change that — and what fear actually looks like inside a resistant institution.
How corporate sponsorship actually works for a magician — what brands look for, why it's earned through craft rather than pitched, and how Jason Michaels built the Maduro Deck for Cigar Aficionado.
From the tee box to the 19th hole, here's why world-class sleight of hand is the one thing missing from most corporate golf events — and what happens when it's there. Written by Jason Michaels, sleight-of-hand artist, IBM President Elect, and someone who has actually performed on a par three tee box mid-round.
There's a moment in the footage where a guest tries to describe what he just witnessed to a friend who wasn't in the room. He can't find the words. The awe is right there in his voice anyway. That is not a reaction to a trick. That is what the trick left behind.
Experience the ultimate Las Vegas VIP night with insider tips and top recommendations for unforgettable memories. Read more to plan your perfect getaway!
Discover how magician Jason Michaels created Magician in the Kitchen, blending cooking and magic with producer Bob Jaffe behind the scenes.
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