Twenty-five years of corporate stage shows, trade show activations, and keynote experiences for the Kansas City Chiefs, Hallmark, Pfizer, LinkedIn, John Deere, and the Federal Reserve. Based in Kansas City — a direct flight from most U.S. cities.
Shows for companies of every size — whether to entertain a team or to build business.
Plus school assemblies, birthday parties, and private events, customized for every age.
The Kansas City Chiefs invited Scott to surprise a long-time superfan with real Super Bowl LIX tickets — on camera. The reveal was filmed and produced by the team.
Corporate stages and kids' birthday parties are two completely different shows — different persona, different tricklist, different room. Scott loves both. There's something irreplaceable about lighting the spark of magic for a child seeing it up close for the first time, and there's something equally irreplaceable about a CFO catching the gag a beat before the rest of the room.
Discerning parents love the show as much as their kids — because Scott makes it easy for them. Event planners love the magic as much as the C-suite — because Scott makes it easy for them, too. Different rooms. Same standard.
One hundred and fifty five-star Google reviews say so — from both kinds of room. Read them →
Trusted by leading organizations
Scott has been studying magic his whole life. The career broke open at the University of Kansas — long before America's Got Talent — when he won a campus talent show and realized how much a room could love a card trick. He dove in, started performing at restaurants in Lawrence and Kansas City, and hasn't looked back.
A quarter-century later, his clients include the Kansas City Chiefs, who trusted Scott to award real Super Bowl LIX tickets to a superfan on camera in a segment KSHB 41 News later picked up. John Deere flew him to Las Vegas and put him up at the Bellagio to work their trade-show floor. He has headlined the KC Live! stage at Power & Light, performed at Union Station, and handled the room for hundreds of private clients around the country. Kansas City audiences book him for the school assembly, then book him again for the corporate event, the fundraiser, the birthday.
Scott Henderson wows audiences… the young women look, as you might expect, thunderstruck. Kansas City Star · Star Magazine
He performs for audiences of ten and audiences of a thousand. Clients tell him both kinds of rooms walk out saying the same thing: I have no idea how he did that.
One reason for that consistency: Scott also holds a corporate job in Kansas City. He spends his weekdays in the kinds of meetings his clients hire him to entertain. He knows what lands with executives, with sales teams, with engineers. Most performers don't have that perspective, and it's part of why companies keep re-booking him.
A quick note is usually enough to know if it's a fit. Scott replies personally — no assistant, no auto-responder. Tell him what you're planning.
Scott transforms any event into a magical experience. Clients invite him back year after year — for good reason.435 Magazine
Four categories cover almost every event Scott does. Each show gets fitted to the room, audience, and occasion before a contract gets signed.
Sales kickoffs, leadership offsites, conferences, trade-show floors, and keynote stages. Fifteen people in a boardroom or eight hundred in a ballroom. Travels nationwide.
Learn More → II.Milestone birthdays, retirements, weddings, anniversaries, charity galas, and fundraisers. A grown-up show for a grown-up night, scaled to the room.
Learn More → III.K–12 assemblies with student volunteers and a positive message built in. High-school Post-Prom and Project Graduation runs from the corporate setlist. Cub Scouts and youth groups too.
Learn More → IV.A completely different show from the corporate set — different persona, different pacing, kid-led participation. Dinner-table moments parents will be retelling for years.
Learn More →Birthday show for fifteen kids? Sales kickoff for eight hundred? Whatever it is, Scott has probably done it. One conversation will tell you whether he's the right fit and what it costs.
Tell Scott about the event: audience, venue, what you want guests to walk away saying. He'll respond personally within twenty-four hours with first thoughts and availability.
Each show gets shaped to the actual room and audience. Runtime, format, staging, messaging, inside references. You'll see exactly how it's structured well before the night.
Scott arrives early, works the room, and delivers the show you signed off on.
One hundred and fifty five-star Google reviews and counting, written by event planners, executive assistants, marketing directors, and parents. A small selection below; the full set lives on Google. Every quote below is a real, unedited Google review from a verified account.
“I was angry sitting in the audience because I couldn’t figure out how he’s doing everything. We were all stunned. Every single person.”
Client Testimonial · Repeat Corporate Booking · Missouri
We engaged Scott to unveil our ESOP Stock Price Reveal in a unique and memorable way. Initially, I was uncertain about how it would go — the tailored illusion made it unforgettable.
Listen, I do not like magic!!!! Scott was amazing, hands down one of the best performances I have ever witnessed. Still ain't sure how he was able to do half the stuff he did. Great Time!!!
Magic Scott performed at my company's 125th celebration and he did an incredible job engaging with our members! We received so much good feedback from everyone who was able to experience his magical performance!
Hire him!! He cured my acne, filed my taxes, and brought the absolute house down at the baby shower of the century.
Corporate engagements typically book three to six months out. The October–December holiday window fills fastest, often held by summer. Short notice is always worth asking about; cancellations happen, and Scott sometimes keeps time open for last-minute requests.
Routinely. Scott has performed from Seattle to Orlando for corporate clients, and across the Midwest for private events. Travel and logistics get handled on your behalf or in coordination with your events team, whichever is simpler.
Almost always. Product names, campaign messaging, inside references, a retiring executive's tenure, a sales kickoff theme. Any of it can be worked into a routine. A short briefing call before the engagement is usually all it takes.
Very little. A power outlet, a defined performance area, and for stage shows, whatever microphone the venue already runs. Scott arrives early and rarely asks for anything unusual. A full technical rider is available on request.
Yes. The virtual format was written for the camera from the start, not a livestream of a stage show with a webcam pointed at it. Guests shuffle their own cards, draw on their own paper, and pull bills from their own wallets. The ending still has people typing "HOW" into the chat.
Every event is different, and the questions worth asking usually aren't on a public FAQ. Send a quick note and Scott will reply within a day.
A great fundraiser doesn’t just need attendees, it needs a reason for them to show up. A magic act gives the invite a hook and gets the room loose well before the paddles go up.
That ripples past the night itself. Guests talk about it afterward. Next year’s invitation lands with a story behind it, and attendance climbs. Local press is often more willing to cover the build-up when there’s a feature performer attached, and that’s somewhere I’m happy to help.
Twenty minutes on stage, hours of close-up at cocktails, or both. Every gala is structured a bit differently. Reach out and I’ll share what’s worked elsewhere.
Learn More Send InquiryTell Scott about your event — date, audience, the room. He reads every inquiry himself and replies personally within twenty-four hours. No assistant, no auto-responder.
shows@magicscott.com · Kansas City Metro · Travels nationwide
