FOR THE PERSON MAKING IT ALL HAPPEN
Leave the surprises
to the show.
You have a room to organize, people to look after and a program to get right. Here is what helps turn an entertainment idea into a clear plan.
Talk through your event
FIRST, CHOOSE WHAT THE ENTERTAINMENT SHOULD DO
A place in your program.
Close-up magic
Receptions, cocktail hours and networking
Guest numbers, room layout, group flow and how long people will be mingling.
Stage magic & mentalism
A shared highlight at a dinner, conference or celebration
Running time, stage or performance area, audience sightlines, sound and the rest of the program.
Emcee & event hosting
The introductions, transitions and announcements across the event
Your running order, speaker names, production contacts, messages and preferred tone.
THE PLANNING CONVERSATION
A little preparation.
A much clearer picture.
- 01
Start with the people.
Who is coming? What brings them together? Share the guest count, age range, occasion and atmosphere you want.
- 02
Share the place and the pace.
Your date, city, venue and draft running order help establish availability, travel and where the performance belongs.
- 03
Make it specific.
For corporate events, discuss your message, themes, people to recognize and any sensitivities. Customization should serve the audience.
- 04
Agree the practical details.
Confirm the format, fee, booking arrangements, timing and technical needs directly. An inquiry begins a conversation; it does not reserve a date.
BEFORE YOU COMMIT
See the work.
Ask the useful questions.
Watch footage that shows Adam working with an audience. Talk about the format you need. Corporate references are available on request.
Each event receives a custom quote. Timing, location, travel and production requirements are discussed directly; the website does not show live availability or fixed packages.
BEFORE THE FIRST CONVERSATION
Good to know.
How does booking work?
Share your date, location, audience and the kind of event you’re planning. A short conversation helps establish the right format, followed by a custom quote. Your inquiry is the start of a conversation, not a booking.
Where does Adam perform?
Adam is based in New Hampshire and performs across the United States and internationally. Travel is discussed as part of your event quote.
Can we see a performance first?
Absolutely. Watch the event reel and full performance clips on the Watch page. They’re the best way to get a feel for Adam’s style and audience interaction.
What about show length and technical needs?
These depend on the event and format. Share your running order, venue and guest count so timing, sound, sightlines and performance space can be agreed before booking.
THE NEXT GREAT ROOM COULD BE YOURS
Tell Adam what you’re planning.
LET’S TALKTell Adam the date, the place and the people.
Find the right kind of impossible together.