Las Vegas mentalist & magicianGive your Las Vegas event the one thing it doesn’t already have.
Your attendees have seen the shows. What they haven’t had is a mind reader standing in their group at the sponsor reception, telling one of them what he’s thinking. I’m a Magic Castle mentalist based in Los Angeles, and I come to Las Vegas for convention receptions, hospitality suites, client dinners and private parties. No stage, no AV, nothing to add to the run of show.
Where I’m useful in Las Vegas
Convention and trade show events
The show floor is where people work. The receptions, suites and dinners around it are where they actually talk, and those are the rooms I’m built for. I go from group to group during the reception, and by the second drink your prospects are pulling colleagues over to see what just happened.
Hospitality suites
If you need people to come up to the suite and stay long enough for a real conversation, I give them a reason to do both.
Incentive trips and company meetings
The welcome reception sets the tone for the whole trip. Partners don’t know anyone and everyone’s tired from the flight. A few minutes of mind reading in small groups loosens a room faster than the open bar, and the two work well together.
Private parties and weddings
Big birthdays in a rented house, bachelor and bachelorette weekends, and wedding cocktail hours. Everything I do is for adults, it’s clean, and nobody gets embarrassed.
What I don’t do
A ticketed show. There are people in this town who do that far better than I would, and if you need a headliner for a general session I’ll tell you so.
Where events happen here
Anywhere guests stand around with a drink before dinner works. These are the main meeting and event properties.
- Las Vegas Convention Center
- The Venetian Expo
- Mandalay Bay Convention Center
- Caesars Forum
- Wynn Las Vegas
- Aria Resort & Casino
- Bellagio
- Resorts World
- The Cosmopolitan
- Fontainebleau
- Red Rock Casino Resort, Summerlin
- Lake Las Vegas, Henderson
These are here for reference. I’m an independent performer and I’m not affiliated with any of them.
Questions about Las Vegas bookings
You’re in Los Angeles. How does a Las Vegas booking work?
It’s an hour in the air or about four on the 15. I come in the day of the event with plenty of margin, and the travel is built into the flat price I give you, so there’s no separate line for it. For late nights I stay over.
Is this a show?
No. Las Vegas has plenty of shows and I’m not competing with them. I work private events: I move through your reception or hospitality suite and read minds for a few guests at a time. There’s no stage, no seating and nothing for your AV team to do.
We’re exhibiting at a convention. Where do you fit?
At the things around the show floor. Sponsor receptions, client dinners, hospitality suites and the evening your team hosts at a restaurant off the Strip. Anywhere the point is conversation, I give people something to talk about.
Do you do weddings in Las Vegas?
Yes. Cocktail hour is the slot, while the two of you are off with the photographer. More on weddings.
Can you do more than one night of a program?
Yes, and the material changes each night so people who saw me at the welcome reception see something new at the closing dinner.
Tell me about the event and I’ll call you.
Send the dates, the venue and a rough headcount. I’ll call, usually within a day, with what I’d suggest and a flat price that includes getting there.
Sets start at $700.