Digital Deception

02/21/2025

From Cancun to Cabo — Digital Deception is heading back to Mexico next week! Flashback to last February’s conference in Cancun with the brilliant minds at

02/17/2023

“Can you hear me now?”

11/09/2022

Obligatory pre-show selfie at our sound check to close out a meeting in Scottsdale last month.

06/03/2022

Kicking off an 80’s themed benefit gala in Cincinnati last month.

05/27/2022

Who else will be watching ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ this weekend?!?

03/27/2022

It was two years ago today that Digital Deception did its first virtual performance, just two weeks after the NYC lockdown. It was rough, but it was fun, and it gave us hope that we’d be able to entertain folks through the pandemic. Hundreds and hundreds of shows later, we continue to perform for audiences all over the world. Feels good to be returning to in-person events again as well, but we’re excited about this week’s virtual events.

09/09/2021

Excited to announce that Digital Deception be presenting a session at Zoom's Zoomtopia virtual conference next Monday. The session is titled "Online and On-site: Insights for Successful Hybrid Meetings" and will include tips on how planners/speakers can engage viewers in hybrid events. The session will be on Monday, September 13th at 1:30pm EST. All Zoom users are able to register and attend the conference for free! Register at https://www.zoomtopia.com and join us on Monday!

06/10/2020

Quartz is offering a free week of membership, which includes their in-depth look at how virtual events are changing due to coronavirus. Digital Deception is profiled in their coverage. 🤘

The global crisis has forced virtual conference organizers to get creative—with intriguing results.

06/08/2020

Our virtual magic show caught a shout-out in The Telegraph's "good news round up" 🙌

A daily compendium of positive coronavirus news stories from around the world, published every weekday at 12.30

06/08/2020

Thank you, Quartz, for including our show in this deep dive on how virtual conferences are presently evolving.

Before coronavirus, video conferences were a largely stale format. The global crisis has forced organizers to get creative—with intriguing results.