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You can call our office Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and Saturdays 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at 833-646-3737; or by sending us an email at bookings@curtisthementalist.com.

You can also submit a request for a quote by scrolling down to the bottom of this page and filling out the short inquiry form.

Due to varying demands throughout the year, we recommend submitting requests for bookings at least 3 to 6 months in advance for best pricing and availability.  

We typically respond to all booking requests within 24 hours.  

Mostly shows for drunk people.  The more you drink, the more amazing he appears.  Well...most of the time.

All joking aside, Curtis offers TWO basic types of shows: 

Stage/Platform/Stand-Up Shows (these are "everybody-sit-down-and-watch" kind of shows)

Walk-Around/Strolling Entertainment (i.e. entertaining guests while they mix & mingle by walking among the crowd during cocktail hours, receptions, conventions, etc.).  This option is only available for events with 100 or more people in attendance.

For specific details about what types of shows are best for your event, contact our office at 833-646-3737 or email us at bookings@curtisthementalist.com.  Or figure it out yourself.   

He performs until people just can't stand it anymore, or they pass out, whichever comes first.

Stand Up/Stage/Platform Shows are typically 45-60 minutes for most events, but can be 75-90 minutes when needed. 

Walk-Around/Strolling is usually 1-3 hours in length, depending upon the event.  Full day options for this are also available for all-day or multiple day events such as conventions, trade shows, festivals, etc.  

Does this answer your question? 

Unless otherwise stated on individual event contracts, quoted fees INCLUDE all travel expenses such as air fare, car rental, etc. 

You should have done it yesterday, but you procrastinated didn't you? 

Just kidding.  Three to six months in advance of your event date is recommended.  Curtis performs for a large variety of events and venues, and occasionally is booked 12 months or more in advance.  Friday and Saturday nights are the first days of the week to fill up each week of any month, especially during the Holidays (October through December).

However, we get "last-minute" requests quite often and endeavor to be as accomodating as possible.  Give us a call anyway and we'll see what we can do!  

Not for YOUR children he doesn't! 

Just kidding!  Curtis loves children, has raised two beautiful daughters and has a grandson.  While it is usually safe for children to attend many of Curtis' performances, he does not do shows specifically geared for small children such as birthday parties, Cub Scout banquets, Library reading programs, elementary schools, etc.  

KEYNOTES & SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS:

A simple podium and wireless, hand-held microphone for audiences larger than 25 people.  Overhead projector screens that can display Apple Keynote or MS PowerPoint slides is also important as these are helpful visual aids for his presentations.

PRIVATE PARTIES

A small area in virtually any room of the house, club, or other venue.  Back patios or outdoor venues are acceptable as well, but provisions must be made indoors for inclement weather.

CORPORATE SHOWS

Please see Curtis' detailed rider by clicking here.

The requirements for all events are quite minimal.  Curtis is very flexible and accomodating and any special requirements for an event will be discussed and agreed upon prior to the execution of a performance contract.

No.  Curtis supports a large number of charities already of his choosing.  If you would like to book Curtis to perform at a charity fundraiser, he offers special discount pricing for sponsors.  Contact our office to find out more by clicking here.

ABSOLUTELY!  Curtis excels at taking a special message or theme and making it a part of his performances or presentations.  Keep in mind that at times considerable advanced notice may be necessary depending upon the scope of what it is that is needed.   

No.  That would be a magician or an illusionist.  That's okay, people often confuse them.  They're all weirdos who look alike.

He did yesterday.  Looks like you missed it!