Zack Of All Trades

Short answer: Professional, Engaging, Amazing. Guaranteed.
Long Answer: From our initial contact through to the completion of your event, you will be working with an adaptable professional, who utilizes prompt communication, and delivers a stellar performance! Through his ability to instantly connect with an audience and deliver a message, You can expect a quick wit, spontaneous interactions, and entertaining astonishment. If you need a large illusion show that everyone can see or an intimate group dazzled by magic, Zack will deliver.
Zack requires no setup for walk-around performances and minimal setup for formal close-up and stage shows.

I started performing to make my mom laugh. To give her a moment of joy. I kept performing because it improved other people's lives, even for a second. When I was in high school. I got my start as a street performer in Virginia Beach VA. Later that year, I was hired by the city to perform a juggling show on the boardwalk. The owner of a local dinner theater saw my act and recruited me for his show. As well as being a theater owner, he was a Broadway actor and coach who quickly took me under his wing. I incorporated magic, juggling, into his theater shows and he taught me how to act and the business side of show business. His teachings led me to join touring shows, circuses, charity events, fairs, and festivals, and eventually gain the interest of Cirque Du Soliel.
Through my travels, I met many performers with very diverse skills. Through them, I expanded my skill list to include face painting, balloon twisting, whip handling, fire breathing, razor blade swallowing, and many more. It was this skill list that caught the attention of Cirque Du Soliel. They offered me a contract to work as an improv character actor for the show "Ka." I accepted and moved to Las Vegas to perform for an audience of 2000 people every night. After a year, I was asked to become an "Ambassador Performer" working with charities and events as a performer on Cirque's behalf. I was later offered a position with the Show Development Department at the corporate level to work on ongoing shows and become a "show doctor." Having now switched to a "day job", I resumed performing for corporate events, charities, and private parties on my own.
I split from Cirque Du Soliel as they restructured for an upcoming merger which would make my department redundant. Through the contacts I had made in Las Vegas; I was offered very diverse jobs and positions. I worked with Clark County in the operations of projects like Reggae in the Desert, Age of Chivalry, Pirate Fest, and a few more. I started a project management and consulting business, mostly aimed at trade shows and conventions to assist in lead generation, talent acquisition, and booth construction. I consulted with many performers for their appearances on America's Got Talent, Masters of Illusion, and Fool Us. This led to work in production for several TV shows, movies, and a documentary. I was asked to host several shows. Lost Spirits cast me as "The Spirit Medium" for their intimate after-hours seance shows; where I got to thrill and scare audiences through acting and sleight of hand. After 3 months I was asked to join their circus ensemble and enjoyed a heavy rotation as a featured entertainer and emcee. All the while, performing at corporate events, private parties, and charity organizations.

Contingent on event requirements. A tech rider will be provided after booking.