A keynote that teaches the process behind unforgettable experiences: the kind people remember and retell.
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The Principles of Moment Architecture. A working process your teams will use in their next pitch, their next product launch, or their next problem that needs solving. They won’t just hear it; they’ll experience it live on stage.
An immersive keynote on the process behind experiences people can’t stop talking about
The experiences people remember aren’t the expensive ones. They’re the ones that catch people off guard or show them something that was right in front of them the whole time. Those are the moments people retell, and retelling is how ideas spread.
This talk is about the craft behind moments that stick: the same invisible work that goes into a great magic trick. Your audience doesn’t only learn the theory; they experience it on stage before the curtain gets pulled back.
Evan has been doing this across stages and screens since he was a teenager. These principles come alive through real time demonstrations, fascinating case studies, and multiple moments your audience will still be talking about at dinner.
Your audience walks out with a framework for creative problem-solving. The principles take hold because they explain how to navigate seemingly impossible challenges, and they cause an echo that continues long after the interaction is over.
Pre-event consultation included with all formats.
On Stage
TEDxYouth@BeaconStreet
Corporate Event
The Craft Behind the Moments
Live Demonstration
Change how your organization communicates, launches products, and leads, with the kind of moments people actually remember and pass on.
Build client interactions people talk about: the kind that drive repeat business, referrals, and real word-of-mouth.
A keynote that wakes up the room and gives people something they actually use. The kind of session attendees keep bringing up weeks later.
“Members called to let me know how much they enjoyed it. Not just the show, but the personality.”
David Fechtor
Director, Tufts University
“A huge hit.”
Jeff Beale
Eaton Vance
“The highlight of the evening.”
Huntington Theatre Company
Boston, MA
A well-designed magic trick isn’t actually magic. It’s architecture: a layered approach to capturing attention, building tension, and empathizing with an audience. Magicians have been working on these problems for centuries.
Evan Northrup spent two decades as a working magician, performing on Penn & Teller: Fool Us, TEDx stages, and for corporate audiences internationally. Along the way, he connected the dots: that the principles behind great magic and great business experiences are the same.
We discuss what you want the talk to actually solve and how to fit it to your audience and your goals.
The principles told through examples and stories your audience will relate to.
Multiple moments built into the talk that bring the principles to life so they stick with your group.
Slides, a reference guide, and optional exercises your teams can start using right away.
Built-in time for questions, optional breakout sessions, or a half- to full-day working session where teams apply the ideas to their own projects.
Tell us about your event and your goals.
We identify what you need as well as what format makes the most sense.
You get a talk built for your event, with demos, examples, and language that fit your people.
It starts with a conversation.
Let’s talk about your event.
Email: magic@evannorthrup.com
Phone: 978-853-8124
Based in Boston, MA • Available for events worldwide