Biography of Minnesota Comedy Magician Alan Smola

Corporate entertainment expert Alan Smola began his career of professional trickery in the year 2000, when he performed his first paid gig at the young age of 10.

Over the years, he has quickly become a top pick among the corporate entertainment landscape. He brings his refreshingly hilarious approach towards magic to colleges, corporations, and countless public appearances all across the nation.

In September of 2013, Alan performed in front of his largest crowd ever. Acting as the host and opening entertainer, he commanded the stage at the Target Center in Minneapolis, MN. Alan performed for a packed audience of over 15,000 Target team members at the corporation’s annual fall national meeting. Sharing the stage with him that day were some other performers (we doubt you’ve heard of them) such as The Band Perry, Luke Bryan, Bruno Mars, and Justin Timberlake.

Alan is a graduate of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, with Bachelor of Arts degrees in both Communications & Political Science. He currently resides in Minneapolis, MN.

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What Clients are saying:

“I have no idea how you did that! Very Impressive”

The Detroit Tigers

The Detroit Tigers
“Alan’s show was simply amazing! He kept it fun, engaging, and everyone was laughing throughout the whole experience!”

Deluxe Corporation

Deluxe Corporation
“Thanks for kicking off our national meeting in such a fun and energetic way! You rock!”

Target Corporation

Target Corporation
“You were professional, original, and really funny. Our employees has a blast at your show!”

3M Corporation

3M Corporation
“Working with Alan was extremely easy, and he customized his show perfectly for our event. We’d have him back again and again!”

Microsoft

Microsoft
“Book Alan for your next event right now! Our staff and students were blown away by his amazing magic and charming personality.”

University of Michigan

University of Michigan
“Some of the best magic I have ever seen!”

Ford Motor Company

Ford Motor Company
“Seriously how did you do that!? Our employees would not stop talking about that trick at the end with the borrowed $100 bill and the lemon. Mind-blowing.”

University of Minnesota

University of Minnesota