Virtual magic shows for remote teams. Cameras stay on.

Yes, but only when the show is built for Zoom from the ground up. A stage show pointed at a camera does not work. What does work is an experience where your team physically participates, holding real cards and real objects they can see themselves while Johnny works with the same items on his end. The physicality is the unlock. Without it, virtual entertainment feels like television you're watching instead of an event you're attending.

Modern magic, mentalism and mind reading, with optional virtual hypnosis, wrapped in clean comedy that works for all ages. No sponge balls or tired card tricks: the audience helps create the magic and controls how it turns out. Families are welcome to join in. Johnny Wu performs it, and his associate magician Dylan George performs it too, so more dates are open.

Anywhere from 15 to 60 minutes. The flagship kit show runs 45 minutes, and the executive opener is a tight 20. Tell us your agenda and the show is cut to fit it.

Yes. Kits have shipped to 42 countries including the UK, Germany, France, the Netherlands, India, Singapore, Japan, Australia, the UAE, Brazil, Mexico and Canada. International shipping adds lead time, so for anything outside North America book 4 to 6 weeks ahead so kits arrive comfortably before the show.

Zoom is the default. Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Webex and GoTo work too. Some platforms have slightly different moderator capabilities that affect the show, so platform is settled during the booking call and there are no surprises on show day.

The fully interactive kit experience is best for 10 to 80 attendees. Above 80 the grid gets too dense and individual participation thins out. For groups of 100 or more, the large audience format has a rotating set of volunteers participating live while everyone else watches, cheers and reacts. Both formats land.

A fifteen-minute booking call: headcount, date, platform and purpose, and you'll hear which format fits. You send a spreadsheet of attendee shipping addresses and sealed kits ship globally, arriving 5 to 10 days before showtime. A 30-minute rehearsal 48 hours before the show checks your platform, your moderator's role, lighting and handoff points. On the day Johnny joins your meeting 15 minutes early, and forty-five minutes later your team is buzzing in Slack.

Kit shows scale with headcount, because each kit has material and shipping cost, and large-audience and executive formats are quoted on their own terms. Send your date, headcount and platform and you'll have a precise quote within 24 hours.

Because of kit shipping, 3 to 6 weeks out for domestic shows and 4 to 8 weeks for international. November and December book the heaviest for virtual holiday parties, sometimes 10 to 14 weeks ahead. Last-minute executive briefings without mailed kits can sometimes turn around in 5 to 7 business days.

Yes. Your logo can be magically revealed in the middle of the show, which always gets a reaction. Kit boxes can be printed with your logo and brand colors, and the contents can include company-branded cards. During the show Johnny weaves in your product, your CEO and your internal jokes. Branding adds 2 to 3 weeks of lead time for print production. The result feels built for you, not a template.

Three favorites. A 15-minute master class where your team learns two magic tricks they can do within ten minutes, so the night lives on long after the call. A logo reveal, where your company logo appears by magic mid-show. And a recording of the show afterward, perfect for anyone who could not make it.

Virtual corporate meetings, all-hands, conferences, sales kickoffs, holiday parties, team building, employee appreciation, after-hours socials, retirement parties, virtual birthdays and family celebrations. If it happens on a screen, the show can open it, close it or be the main event.