Totally amazing.
Totally involving.
Never the same.
From keynotes to close-up magic, Jamy Ian Swiss is the premier choice for event planners who crave subtle sophistication mixed with contemporary sensibilities. Jamy delivers impactful presentations that entertain, mystify, and educate.
Watch Jamy on The Late Late Show…
Up-close and personal with Craig Ferguson, Jamy’s talents were broadcast to millions. A repeat guest on the show, Jamy brought decades of sleight-of-hand experience to one of late night’s most popular programs.
An array of options for corporate and private engagements.
Keynotes and platform performances
Energize your organization with content-driven and custom presentations about creativity, marketing and more using magic as a dynamic and memorable example.
Close-up Magic
Transform your event into an unforgettable experience with intimate miracles performed up close and personal.
Trade Shows
On the trade show floor, in the hands of a master marketer magician, magic becomes an incredibly powerful sales tool.
Virtual Shows
All magic is supposed to be impossible – but The Impossible Show! is even more impossible, because it takes place over long distances through a virtual and audiovisual connection.
“A dazzling sleight-of-hand man!”
— The New York Times
"Swiss is widely thought to have one of the most masterly sleight-of-hand techniques in the world today! "
— The New Yorker
"Don't miss astonishing magician Jamy Ian Swiss!"
— Vanity Fair
“Jamy brought a different perspective and focus to our conference. He made it his personal project to research not only our conference, but our entire industry and was at times more informed than we ourselves were. Jamy has incredible attention to detail, a great passion for his art, and can be counted on to deliver a sensational performance.”
— Jeremy Stover, Flash Forward Conference
“That looks bloody supernatural!”
— Richard Dawkins
“Jamy Ian Swiss has forgotten more about magic than most people will ever know, and thought about it more deeply. He does not suffer fools or the arrogant, but he delights in great magic and in everyday miracles.”
— Neil Gaiman
