A Corporate Mind Reading Show Your Audience Won’t Forget

Someone in your audience thinks of something private. A childhood address, or the name of a person they haven’t spoken to in fifteen years.

Warren tells them what it is.

The Mind Reading Show is a stage mentalism performance built for corporate audiences. Your audience supplies every thought it runs on, so no two shows are the same.

Written for a room full of professionals

A corporate audience has sat through a magic show before. Very few of them have sat in a room while somebody on stage named the town they grew up in.

Mentalism holds up in front of smart, skeptical people because there’s nothing to catch. Nobody spends the show hunting for a wire. They spend it looking at each other.

Volunteers think of information they have never said aloud. They make free choices that were predicted an hour earlier.

The whole thing runs on a single question, and it gets asked out loud, usually more than once. How did he know that?

Events it suits

Conferences, sales kickoffs, awards dinners, holiday parties, employee appreciation evenings, leadership events and company celebrations.

Participation without the fear

Most people’s first thought about audience participation is that they’re about to be embarrassed in front of colleagues.

Warren’s approach protects the volunteer. They come off stage looking sharper than when they went up, and the laughs never land on them. Some people make it to the front. Everyone else gets their impossible moment from a chair.

Sized to your program

The show runs as a featured performance after dinner or as a shorter set inside a longer program. At a conference it can sit alongside the awards. At a company celebration it can carry the evening on its own.

Warren will ask what else is on the run sheet before proposing a length, because entertainment that runs long is entertainment nobody books twice.

Looking for a mentalist for your corporate event?

If you’re searching for a corporate mentalist in San Francisco or the wider Bay Area, send over the date and the audience size.