Illusionist Alexander Volter

At the end of a business evening, guests usually pull out their phones and wait for the moment they can leave. And there's another scenario: the program has wrapped up, the banquet is in full swing, and no one knows how to keep the room entertained between the awards ceremony and dinner. It's a familiar situation for anyone who has ever organized a corporate event.

Illusionist Alexander Volter doesn't follow the 'come out, show, leave' principle. His show is entirely built on interactivity: guests take part in the acts, improvise, come up to the host and become part of the magic experiment. That is, they don't watch from the sidelines — they take action themselves.

On site, such magic looks different from a classic concert act. The tricks are built around specific people in the room, and the result depends on what happens here and now — so attention doesn't wander and conversations at the tables die down on their own. The more vividly the audience reacts, the more material the show has.

Alexander performs in Moscow. Formats — corporate event, company anniversary, presentation, New Year's party. Leave your number — we'll check available dates and quote the fee.