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Set-up For Success: Avoiding 5 Common Corporate Event Planning Mistakes
Planning a corporate event is a thrill and a challenge all at once. There is energy, excitement, and a hundred moving parts that all have to come together in one night. After performing and hosting hundreds of events across Michigan and the Midwest, I have seen what works, what doesn’t, and what separates the events people remember from the ones they forget before dessert. Here are five common event planning mistakes and how to dodge them so your next event feels effortless f
Oct 21
Magic Is the Medium. Connection Is the Message.
When I started getting paid to perform magic at the age of 13, it wasn’t about the tricks, the sleight of hand, the surprise reveals, or...
Jul 18
How I Booked My First Big Show (And What I’d Do Differently Now)
Every magician remembers their first “big” show. The one where everything suddenly feels real. The room is bigger, the crowd is louder,...
May 28
The Five Emotions I Want You to Feel at My Show
Every trick I perform, every moment I build onstage, comes back to this: how do I want you to feel? Magic isn’t just about clever reveals...
May 26
Is Anyone Actually Going to Dance?
It’s the question no one asks out loud — but every event planner should. The DJ’s playlist was fire. The dance floor? Not so much. We’ve...
May 19
No Two Rooms, No Two Reactions, No Two Nights the Same
The more shows I do, the more I realize this: there is no such thing as a “typical” performance. Sure, the tricks might look familiar....
May 16
How a Card Trick Led Me to My Wife
Twelve years ago, I got booked to perform at a surprise 18th birthday party near Kalamazoo, Michigan. Just another casual show during my...
May 14
Flashback: Street Performing in Holland, Michigan - Where I Earned Their Attention
Before theaters, conferences, and black tie galas, there was a sidewalk outside Fifth Third Bank in downtown Holland, Michigan . From...
May 12
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