Finally...Harvard Calls Me.

Joe Ferranti Corporate Magician Boston
Entertaining for the Harvard Business School, MBA Class of 2014

The sky was the limit for Harvard business school, or perhaps it was the bottom of the ocean floor. Regardless the MBA class of 2014 celebrated in style on a rainy March night, at the New England Aquarium (1 Central Wharf Boston, MA 02110.)

I haven’t been to the Aquarium since my kids were small. On this special night we had it to ourselves. As always I arrived early. (Better early than a minute late.) This gave me enough time to reacquaint myself with the penguins, who seemed excited to see me. (I later saw they gave the same reaction to everybody.)

Arriving early gave me the opportunity to perform for some of the aquarium staff and the food service staff before the event began. After receiving a warm welcome, I knew all would go well during the evening. (And it did.)

As a close up/ strolling entertainer, you need to learn to politely make your way into conversations, interrupt in a way that is not offensive, and let the group know that you have been hired to entertain them. You know you are welcome when their eyes open wide and they say, “Oh yes, we heard there would be a Magician strolling tonight.”

Then the “snowball” starts rolling. Laughter and applause attracts the interest of the surrounding attendees. This keeps me going for at least a half an hour, and then I start the cycle again.

I had the pleasure of meeting young adults from around the world. My favorite response was from a young woman from Russia, and I quote, “You are a true professional, and I respect that.” Of course I thanked her and wondered in my head, what did she expect?

Enough about my evening, further entertainment was provided by a live band, which played at the opposite end of where I was entertaining. As I was leaving at 11:30 P.M., I noticed that dancing had begun. Hooray for the band.

Also there was a diver who “entertained” during a fish feeding. Although I was a bit busy and missed that.

Thank you to the Harvard Business School, MBA Class of 2014. I see much success in your futures.

Entertaining for the Wine and Cuisine Society

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Entertaining for the Harvard Business School, MBA Class of 2014

The sky was the limit for Harvard business school, or perhaps it was the bottom of the ocean floor. Regardless the MBA class of 2014 celebrated in style on a rainy March night, at the New England Aquarium (1 Central Wharf Boston, MA 02110.)

I haven’t been to the Aquarium since my kids were small. On this special night we had it to ourselves. As always, I arrived early. (Better early than a minute late.) This gave me enough time to reacquaint myself with the penguins, who seemed excited to see me. (I later saw they gave the same reaction to everybody.)

Arriving early gave me the opportunity to perform for some of the aquarium staff and the food service staff before the event began. After receiving a warm welcome, I knew all would go well during the evening. (And it did.)

As a close up/ strolling entertainer, you need to learn to politely make your way into conversations, interrupt in a way that is not offensive, and let the group know that you have been hired to entertain them. You know you are welcome when their eyes open wide and they say, “Oh yes, we heard there would be a Magician strolling tonight.”

Then the “snowball” starts rolling. Laughter and applause attract the interest of the surrounding attendees. This keeps me going for at least a half an hour, and then I start the cycle again.

I had the pleasure of meeting young adults from around the world. My favorite response was from a young woman from Russia, and I quote, “You are a true professional, and I respect that.” Of course, I thanked her and wondered in my head, what did she expect?

Enough about my evening, further entertainment was provided by a live band, which played at the opposite end of where I was entertaining. As I was leaving at 11:30 P.M., I noticed that dancing had begun. Hooray for the band.

Also, there was a diver who “entertained” during a fish feeding. Although I was a bit busy and missed that.

Thank you to the Harvard Business School, MBA Class of 2014. I see much success in your futures.

Joe Ferranti  Corporate Magicians in Boston

“Magician at your service.” (Just read The Hobbit again.)

The Adult Birthday Experience with an Adult Magician!

Birthday Magician? Not just for Kids!

Turning40, 50, 60…Happy birthday!

So, your husband/Wife is turning??…congratulations.

You have many ways to celebrate. You might have a quiet dinner together. Maybe you will throw a party with your friends, either at home or a restaurant. Maybe you can add a little music? I’ve got an idea, how about a Professional Magician. That would make for an unforgettable event.

I know what you are thinking; you are a Magician you’re just trying to sell your services. Well, yes, I’m not so much selling as suggesting a consideration of what I can provide.

There is no doubt that any of the above suggestions would be a good time. Nobody would even suggest that something was missing, because nothing was.

So why bring Joe Ferranti, one of the top Magicians in Boston to your celebration? Gee, I want to remain humble, of course it would be wrong for me to tell you I can make a difference.  So, I won’t, just listen to my clients.

“It would have just been a “nice dinner” without you, but you took it up to the highest level of fun, with your showmanship and professionalism (not to mention, great sense of humor). You made all of the age groups at the party enjoy our very special evening, by giving each and every guest special attention. Again, thanks so much for the life-long wonderful memory. “

That’s really nice; I couldn’t have put it better without sounding like I have a fat head.

“You were so professional, prompt, kind, and fun! We all truly enjoyed your show and you! Thank you for making our sons milestone birthday a great one!”

How about…

“Joe is by far one of the best magicians in this area.”

That was really sweet, anymore?

“We hired Joe for my husband’s 60th birthday party and we are so glad we did!”

OMG, this guy is great! But there is more…

“Thank you so very much for working your magic at my husband’s party. Everyone, and I mean everyone loved watching you do your craft! You added that something special to the event!”

I’m starting to get tears in my eyes.

“Mr. Ferranti really made my best friend’s birthday unique, fun and really special. I would certainly recommend him to anyone.”

My goodness, now I see it…you take it to a different level.

Right, but how could I say that about myself?

Joe Ferranti     Boston Magician for any event

Harvard Business School

Entertaining for the Harvard Business School, MBA Class of 2014

The sky was the limit for Harvard business school, or perhaps it was the bottom of the ocean floor. Regardless the MBA class of 2014 celebrated in style on a rainy March night, at the New England Aquarium (1 Central Wharf Boston, MA 02110.)
I haven’t been to the Aquarium since my kids were small. On this special night we had it to ourselves. As always I arrived early. (Better early than a minute late.) This gave me enough time to reacquaint myself with the penguins, who seemed excited to see me. (I later saw they gave the same reaction to everybody.)
Arriving early gave me the opportunity to perform for some of the aquarium staff and the food service staff before the event began. After receiving a warm welcome, I knew all would go well during the evening. (And it did.)
As a close up/ strolling entertainer, you need to learn to politely make your way into conversations, interrupt in a way that is not offensive, and let the group know that you have been hired to entertain them. You know you are welcome when their eyes open wide and they say, “Oh yes, we heard there would be a Magician strolling tonight.”
Then the “snowball” starts rolling. Laughter and applause attracts the interest of the surrounding attendees. This keeps me going for at least a half an hour, and then I start the cycle again.
I had the pleasure of meeting young adults from around the world. My favorite response was from a young woman from Russia, and I quote, “You are a true professional, and I respect that.” Of course I thanked her and wondered in my head, what did she expect?
Enough about my evening, further entertainment was provided by a live band, which played at the opposite end of where I was entertaining. As I was leaving at 11:30 P.M., I noticed that dancing had begun. Hooray for the band.
Also there was a diver who “entertained” during a fish feeding. Although I was a bit busy and missed that.
Thank you to the Harvard Business School, MBA Class of 2014. I see much success in your futures.
Joe Ferranti  Corporate Magicians in Boston
“Magician at your service.” (Just read The Hobbit again.)

Corporate Magic for the Americian Dental Partners at The Westin Copley Boston

Not fun to go to the Dentist?

Not true…I just had a great time performing for the American Dental Partners at the Westin Copley in Boston, Massachusetts.

I don’t totally understand their membership, but there were people from all around the U.S. at the convention. Not all were dentists, but there were plenty there. I’ve had my eye on an upgrade to some dental implants, so I asked a Dentist how many teeth we have in our upper mouth. I was told 16, so I bargained with 16 Dentists to trade an implant for a good trick. (Well, a great trick…seems fair.)

Although I don’t advertise as strictly a Card Magician, I am leaning that way. I always do a couple of coin tricks and am always prepared with other material, but for the most part it isn’t necessary. My good friend Paul Gordon, from England performs nothing but Card Magic, and does quite well. Congrats Paul.

The negative side for me would be advertising that the majority of my performance is card Magic. Frankly, I wouldn’t be hired. However, once I’m rolling there has never been a complaint, and the reviews are consistently 5 stars.

Most people don’t realize the variety of effects that one can produce with an ordinary deck of cards. Much like music with its limited scale of notes, the melodies are endless, and so it goes with the cards.

Joe Ferranti Boston Magician