Amazing Jeffo

Amazing Jeffo is an extraordinary magician. He's blind! He shares his Hilarious
view on life by using a smart-aleck shtick about his blindness to demonstrate
that attitude can overcome any obstacle.


This audience-involving program, filled with laughs, music and message, is novel, but most of all, entertaining!

Amazing Jeffo's message and magic illustrates one need not possess sight to have vision.

Corporate Events, Diversity Training, Civic Groups, Banquets, Conferences,
Retreats, Private Parties, Fund Raisers, Weddings, Schools, Churches, Service
Clubs, ... you name it, The Amazing Jeffo can handle your entertainment and
educational needs.

Congratulations to Jeff Smith, a.k.a. "Amazing Jeffo", for his comedy magic routine that earned him a first place trophy at the 2008 "America's Funniest Magician" contest!

For corporate audiences: the Amazing Jeffo ignites employees' attitudes with new
fire, delivering an original show that emboldens employees to seize on their
talents, experiences and opportunities.

For younger audiences: his focus is on motivating students to overcome challenges. Amazing Jeffo's magic demonstrates how to maximize their talents for greater achievements. As they laugh their socks off, they'll be learning about
disabilities, gaining appreciation for reading and building respect for self and
others.

For church settings: Amazing Jeffo presents a powerful, yet entertaining message that encourages, "living by faith, not by sight." All ages are engaged as they see feats of illusion that
illustrate how "We can do all things through Christ who strengthens us."


For private parties: Amazing Jeffo will be happy to tailor his show to your theme.

Audiences love his interaction with volunteers and his ability to engage all. Consider the added wonder of your audience watching a blind Magician who's pulling the wool over their eyes.


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For 18 years - over 3000 shows - Amazing Jeffo's accomplishments have been featured on TV, radio and profiled in international magazines and newspapers.

Anniversaries, Apres Ski Parties, Awards Nights, Bachelor Parties, Bachelorette Parties, Banquets, Bar Mitzvahs, Bat Mitzvahs, Birthday Parties, Children's Birthday Parties, Casinos, Celebrations, Christenings, Christmas Parties, Church Services, Clubs, Coffee Shops, Community Events, Conventions, Corporate Functions, Country Clubs, Cruise Ships, Dinner Dances, Festivals, Fraternity Functions, Fund Raisers, Graduation Parties, Grand Openings, Hotels, Picnic, Private Parties, Proms, Resorts, Restaurants, Reunions, Showers, Sorority Function, Temples, Weddings...and more.

• He was personable and professional. The kids just loved him. They said it was the best birthday party ever. -- Michelle S, Richfield, MN, 1/18/2009
• The kids loved him. He was very kind and caring. He obviously loves his job and his enthusiam shows through. -- Maureen M, Edina, MN, 3/14/2009
• He was a funny, talented, and inspirational performer. He did a great show for our healthcare establishment and left some messages that we believe really hit home with the patients that attended. I would definitely recommend the Amazing Jeffo if you are looking for a good show for all ages that proves there is no limit to the human spirit. -- Joshua C, Minneapolis, MN, 7/9/2009
• The Amazing Jeffo is the nicest man I have met in a long time. He was on time, and made sure every quest got his attention. He was funny and he took his time, was not in a rush at all. I would book this man again and again! -- Ron R, St Paul, MN, 1/6/2012

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