Award-winning NYC corporate magician Chris Dare blends psychology, mentalism, and sleight of hand to create unforgettable experiences. His signature 'Dare to Believe™' performances captivate audiences at boardrooms and black-tie galas, leaving a lasting impact. Trusted by Fortune 500 companies and VIP celebrities, he has performed at Temple Emanu-El of Closter's 98th Annual Event and various corporate fundraisers.
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Follow Chris DareSleight of hand at conversational distance — cards, coins, and borrowed objects that misbehave in your own palm.
Professional entertainment shaped for company celebrations, conferences, clients, and teams.
Thoughts named, choices predicted, memories drawn back out. Unnervingly personal, never a stooge in sight.
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