Conference MC
Emcee texts and filler sections are interspersed with telepathy and humor designed to suit audiences of over 500 people and, where appropriate, impersonations of famous singers. Having Guy Bracha emcee your conference will upgrade it from a run-of-the-mill event to a unique cocktail of professionalism, charm and humor. Read More
Bar and Bat Mitzvahs
For this once-in-a-lifetime event, best entrust an experienced professional with something as important as entertainment. Guy’s special show holds his audience’s attention throughout the evening. Guy gets close-up and personal with his one-on-one magic tricks, mind reading and telepathy, keeps the guests entertained! Read More
Sales Promotion Events
Sales promotions, exhibitions, product launches, conferences, team-building events and employee outings – any and all of these can be upgraded and made more unique with a visit from Guy the Magician. The purely commercial aspect of the proceedings, however enjoyable, is greatly enhanced by magic, mentalism and entertainment. Read More
Bachelorette Parties
A full two-hour program, including Guy’s unique mentalism and telepathy skills, for an entertaining, revealing and surprise-filled celebration. He will read the girls’ minds through body language and psychology, give live examples, guess the names of people who are not even in the room and even play a song that someone was only thinking of. Read More
Mission: Possible! – Mentalism and Telepathy Show
An hour and a quarter of non-stop fun in an electrifying mentalist show! When was the last time you were really excited by an entertainment show? How long is it since you left an event not just with a smile on your face, but with a wide-eyed sense of wonder and asking: “How on earth did he do that??” Read More
House Parties and Birthdays
Rely on Guy to make sure this won’t be just another run-of-the-mill birthday party. Surprise your partner with Guy’s special brand of laughter and fun spiced with a top-class telepathy and mind-reading act. In addition to the “usual exploits” – which are anything but usual – of mind-reading and techniques borrowed from the world of psychology. Read More