Who this is for
Most of my English-language work is for companies with offices in Israel and an international team, and for conferences where part of the room does not speak Hebrew. A show that runs in English solves the problem that nobody wants to raise out loud: half the guests politely sitting through something they cannot follow.
A mixed room works too. I switch between the two languages as the group needs it, and the routines themselves do not depend on wordplay.
What the show is
Mentalism and mind reading — not magic with props. There are no cards, no boxes and nothing that disappears. The whole thing happens with the guests: they choose, they think, and they are the ones who find out.
Two formats, usually combined. Close-up during the reception, moving between small groups while people are still arriving — which means that by the time the main show starts, the room is already talking about it. Then a central show of thirty to forty minutes that everyone watches at once.
What I need from you
Nothing. No stage, no lighting, no sound system, no setup time and no power. That is not a sales line — it is the reason the show works in an office, a restaurant, a rooftop or a hotel ballroom without any of them being adapted for it.
It also means a delay costs you nothing. Corporate events run late; I simply start later, or run ten minutes shorter, and nobody notices.
Where I work
All of Israel, based in Tel Aviv, with a weekly residency at a Tel Aviv restaurant since 2023. Among the companies I have performed for: CrowdStrike, Fiverr, Moon Active, Maccabi Healthcare, Clalit, Sheba Medical Center and Shufersal. I have also worked a trade-show booth for Fiverr at the DEV AI conference at the David InterContinental in Tel Aviv.
Common questions
Do you perform the whole show in English?
Yes. The full show runs in English, and a mixed room works too — I switch between English and Hebrew as the group needs.
How many people does it work for?
From about fifteen people in a living room to a full auditorium. Below forty, close-up between the guests gives the most per minute; above that, a central show.
Can you include our company's content?
Yes, and it is what turns a show into part of the event rather than a break from it. Names, a product launch, inside jokes or a message from leadership can be built into the routines after a short call beforehand.
Do guests get pulled on stage?
Nobody is dragged anywhere and nobody is embarrassed. People take part because they want to — which matters more than usual in a room everyone comes back to on Monday morning.
What does it cost?
It depends on the number of guests, the length and the location. Send a date and the details and you will get a specific quote the same day.