Events this show is built for
The same 45 minutes works very differently depending on the room it lands in. Below is how it
fits the occasions people ask about most — corporate and private — and what
changes for each.
Company holiday parties
The hardest room of the year: people who see each other every day, a bar that opened an hour
ago, and no natural reason for the room to face the same direction. A mentalism set gives
them one. It runs after dinner without moving anyone, and it gets the quiet people in
accounting talking to the loud people in sales.
Formal dinners and galas
Nothing here breaks the tone of a black-tie evening. There are no props being wheeled in,
no volunteers made to look foolish, and no shift in register from the awards that came
before it. Guests stay seated and stay dressed up.
Large groups
Up to around 200 guests, the show scales by attention rather than volume — one moment
at the front that the whole room is leaning toward. Nothing depends on seeing a small prop,
so the back tables get the same show as the front row.
Client appreciation events
You are trying to be memorable without being salesy. This does that work for you: your
clients spend the evening telling each other what just happened, and your team gets to be
in those conversations rather than pitching over them.
Team building
Not an exercise, and nobody is asked to trust-fall. The participation is voluntary, the
laughs are shared, and people leave with the same story. That tends to do more for a team
than a scheduled activity does.
Private parties and celebrations
Birthdays, anniversaries and milestone celebrations, at home or at a venue. The show needs
no more room than a living room allows, and it gives your guests the thing they are still
talking about on the drive home.
Weddings, receptions and cocktail hours
When guests are mingling rather than seated, an hour of strolling reaches far more people
than a stage set would. Rick moves between groups, so nobody has to be gathered up and
nothing interrupts the evening.
Meetings and conferences
Slots in as an opener, a closer, or the thing that saves the afternoon session. It happens
in the room you already booked, so the agenda does not have to move around it.
The same in every room
⏱️ About 45 minutes, adjustable to your run of show
👥 Ideal for roughly 8 to 200 guests
🎩 No stooges or secret helpers, ever
👪 Corporate safe, nothing controversial
🏆 No one gets embarrassed
🚫 No stage build and no technical rider
What clients say
136 five-star Google reviews since mid-2024.
★★★★★
Rick is always entertaining and we always leave wondering "how did he do that?" He's a no-brainer for any corporate event! We were honored to have him perform for the Gwinnett Rotary Club and we were so entertained and impressed. Business leaders and corporate decision-makers need to think "outside the box". Hire Rick Silver! Your employees will thank you.
★★★★★
Rick was so entertaining and his tricks were shockingly good. Kept our group of 16 executives locked in and fully entertained for the entire performance. Rick was also highly professional and very easy to communicate with. He responded quickly and was very flexible with our timing. Highly recommend!!