Where Logic Steps Out for Fresh Air

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Where Logic Steps Out for Fresh Air *

Part Magician, Part Comedian, Mostly Just Good at Finding Your Card.

Let’s get the elephant out of the room: No, I don’t have a rabbit. He had a bit of an ego, and the dry-cleaning bills for the top hat were getting ridiculous. Unrelated, I do have four lucky rabbit feet for sale at a great price!

I’m Josh, and I specialize in the kind of magic that makes you question your own senses—and then laugh about it immediately after. I don’t do the "cheesy tuxedo and glittery boxes" routine, unless you're into that kinda thing. Instead, I bring a modern, sophisticated and somewhat unorthodox style of sleight-of-hand and mentalism to events that need a serious injection of energy and fun.

My Philosophy

I believe magic shouldn't be a puzzle for you to solve; it should be an experience you get to enjoy. Whether I’m standing on a stage for five hundred people or standing two feet away from you at a cocktail hour, my goal is always the same: to leave you with a story you’ll still be telling at dinner three weeks from now.

A Few Things You Should Know:

  • I’m a Professional Guest: I’ve spent years mastering the art of the "mingle." I know exactly when to step in to spark a conversation and exactly when to disappear (usually right when the salad course arrives).

  • Your Watch is (Probably) Safe: I’ve spent thousands of hours practicing the impossible so that you don't have to worry about a thing—other than how that signed $20 bill ended up inside a sealed lemon.

  • I’m a Real Human: When I’m not reading minds, you can find me whistling at construction workers, reading to homeless ducks, or trying to teach dogs poker.

Why Hire Me?

Because "good enough" entertainment is forgettable. You’ve put a lot of work into your event, and you deserve a performer who is as professional behind the scenes as he is baffling in front of the crowd. I’m here to make you look like a genius for booking me.

Think we’d be a good fit? I’d love to hear about what you’re planning. Just don't ask me to make your mother-in-law disappear—I’m good, but I’m not that good.