In the last year and a half I’ve been fortunate enough to have performed well over a hundred shows for audiences all over the world; for groups as small as 5 people and as large as 1600 people. Every show has been an amazing experience allowing me to connect with more audiences than I would’ve if I had been performing in-person events.
Read MoreIn February I put on my very first ticketed magic show for the general public titled, All You Need Is Love, and it sold out quickly. Since then, I’ve been getting requests for a repeat presentation. Apparently there were people who wanted to attend, but couldn’t make the date, so I decided to put the show on again, but this time with a new name. Saturday, April 3, 2021 (the day before Easter) I’m presenting an encore presentation of The Virtual Magic Show with Lou Serrano.
Read MoreThis past holiday season was one of my busiest on record. Virtual magic shows were a big hit with company events of all sizes. Companies like Louis Vuitton, Remy Cointreau, McKinsey & Co, Wayfair, and many more were looking for ways to connect with their employees and clients in a fun, exciting, and meaningful way.
The challenge was to create an experience that was fun, engaging, and interactive, an experience that would combat Zoom fatigue that was creeping up in many organizations, and an experience where the attendees felt respected and appreciated.
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