In Depth

Magician Dennis Kyriakos provides sophisticated entertainment at corporate meetings & conferences, incentive weekends, trade shows, hospitality suites, and high-end private events across the country and around the world.

A charming and charismatic presence at any event, Dennis presents high-caliber magic and mind reading guaranteed to amaze and delight your most discerning guests.

For the past 25 years, Dennis has been a featured performer and host of Monday Night Magic – New York City’s Longest Running Magic Show – and Magical Nights at Feinstein’s at the Loews Regency – The Nightclub of New York.

He was recently recognized as "Best of the Industry" by Silicon Valley National Association for Catering and Events.

As an actor, Dennis has performed in over thirty theatrical productions, and numerous independent and feature films. He is an accomplished theatrical director and has written and directed nine short-films. 

In January 2009, Dennis was enlisted by The Talking Band to open their 35th season of original and compelling theater. After nearly a year of workshops and rehearsals, Radnevsky’s Real Magic ran for three weeks in October 2009 and received rave reviews. 

Martin Denton of NYTheatre.com said Dennis is “completely convincing.” And:

“The magic is thrilling…at certain moments in the show, I caught myself watching myself watching: I would realize that I was seeing an illusion but instead of trying to work out how the thing was accomplished, I was instead utterly wrapped up in the relationships between Anton and Harry and the crowd. That is magic.” (Read more...)

He has been a repeated guest lecturer at NYU's Psychology Department and at St. Mary's College, in Moraga talking about "Visual Perception in Magic" and "Lying and Deception." He has also been profiled on The Art of Manliness.

Dennis now makes his home in the Bay Area, holds a third-degree black belt in aikido — having trained with some of the world’s top instructors and pioneers of the art since 1992 — and experiences true magic every day in the presence of his wife, two children, and a puppy named Jack.