Make Your People Feel Seen, Valued, and Blown Away

Corporate parties, holiday and Christmas parties, conferences, association meetings, galas, award nights, and company picnics.

On the private side: milestone birthdays, anniversary parties, retirement parties, Bar and Bat Mitzvahs, and Sweet 16s.

The common thread is a group that needs to feel like one room rather than forty separate conversations. That is what the show is built to do, whether there are 30 people or 600.

A magician works with objects. A mentalist works with what is going on in your head, so the effects feel less like a trick and more like something that should not be possible.

Ivan does both. The mentalism is the part people argue about in the car on the way home. The sleight of hand is the part they film, and it is backed by a Guinness World Record for the most one-handed card cuts in a minute.

Mingling runs 45 to 90 minutes, moving table to table and group to group. The stage show runs 30 to 60 minutes depending on the package.

Most events book both: mingling during arrival or cocktails, then the stage show after dinner. Ivan is on site for the full window you book, not just the minutes he is performing.

Mingling is close-up work, inches from people’s hands, during arrival or cocktails. It gets guests talking to each other instead of standing on their phones, and it warms the room up before anything formal starts.

The stage show brings everyone together for one shared experience, and it closes with the Appreciation Finale, a moment built specifically around your group rather than a canned ending.

If you only have room for one, the stage show gives you the bigger moment. Together they give you the whole night.

Yes, and that is the part most acts cannot do. Ivan regularly holds rooms from age 4 to 84 in the same show, which matters at family reunions, community events, and any company party where people bring their kids.

The material is clean, every time. Nobody gets embarrassed, nobody gets singled out in a way they did not want, and nothing needs a disclaimer in front of a mixed-seniority room.

Yes. Ivan is based on Long Island and works across New York City, Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester, New Jersey, and Connecticut, and he travels nationally for corporate and conference bookings.

Travel is quoted inside the one number, never added afterward. Venues include UBS Arena, Nassau Coliseum, The Plaza, and Jake’s 58.

Less than most people expect. For mingling, nothing at all. For the stage show, a performing area, a microphone, and a sound connection.

You get a full room layout and seating guide well before the date, plus a tech rider your venue contact can forward straight to the AV team. One request: the show is never scheduled while people are eating. It works far better before dinner or after plates are cleared.

As soon as you have a date. Holiday season and the spring gala stretch fill first, so if your event lands in there it is worth locking in early.

A deposit holds your date, and you can decide which package you want later. The balance is settled before the event, so there is nothing to handle on the day.

Then you get your money back. That is the whole policy.

Across more than 1,000 events in 15+ years it has never been used, but it is there so that booking Ivan is not the thing you are worried about in the week before your event.