HACKED: Unique Corporate Entertainment in Las Vegas

If you are planning a conference, product launch, awards night, or client event in Las Vegas and want entertainment your guests will still be talking about the next morning, HACKED is built for exactly that. It is a technology magic and mentalism show created and performed by Keelan Leyser, who works the stage as a team with L.I.L.A., the sardonic voice of the fictional LAZER CORP, and Navitron, a humanoid robot. Predictions, mind reading, and technology behaving in ways it should not, wrapped in a slick retro-future world that suits a corporate audience perfectly.

Three Ways to Book HACKED in Las Vegas

HACKED works for corporate clients in three different ways, so the right one depends on what your event needs.

1. Take your group to the show

HACKED runs as a public ticketed show at Ivan Kane’s Forty Deuce inside Mandalay Bay. For smaller teams, client groups, or an easy add-on to a conference itinerary, booking a block of tickets is the simplest option. Your guests get a night out with zero planning on your side. Show dates and tickets are at hacked.vegas.

2. Bring HACKED to your event

Keelan and the show travel. HACKED can be booked as a self-contained act for your conference, gala, or awards ceremony anywhere in Las Vegas or beyond, tailored to the size of your room and the shape of your evening. Keelan is an experienced keynote entertainer and master of ceremonies, so the show can flex from a headline set to a full hosting role that keeps your event moving and your energy up. The content can also be customised to carry your brand’s messaging, which makes it a natural fit for product launches and internal conferences.

3. Hire the venue for a private event

Forty Deuce at Mandalay Bay is available for private hire, and HACKED can be the entertainment. If you want an exclusive space on the Strip for a client dinner, a launch party, or a VIP reception, you can book the room and the show together as one package. It is a distinctive alternative to the usual hotel ballroom.

Why It Works for Corporate Audiences

Corporate crowds are a tough audience. They have seen the band, the comedian, and the casino night. What they have rarely seen is a show that folds modern technology directly into the magic, which is where HACKED lands differently. The show is interactive without being awkward, smart without being niche, and genuinely funny, so it plays as well to a boardroom of executives as it does to a floor of conference delegates.

It is also clean and on-brand. HACKED is designed for grown-up audiences and stays family-friendly in framing, so there is nothing to vet nervously before you put it in front of clients or staff.

A Perfect Fit for Tech Conferences and Product Launches

The LAZER CORP world, all screens, data, and a machine that seems to know too much, makes HACKED an obvious choice for technology brands. For a software launch, a hardware reveal, or a tech conference after-party, a show themed entirely around technology and the near future reinforces exactly the message those events exist to deliver. Keelan has spent his career performing for blue-chip technology companies for this reason.

Meet the Robots of HACKED

HACKED is one of the very few shows in Las Vegas where the magic is performed by robots as well as people. Navitron, a full humanoid robot, takes to the stage alongside Keelan and performs magic in his own right, which we believe makes him one of the first humanoid robots to perform magic on a Las Vegas stage. He is joined by the show’s K9 unit, a robot dog that brings its own moment of the uncanny to the night.

For a corporate or trade audience, this is the part that stops people in their tracks. A humanoid robot doing genuine magic is exactly the kind of forward-looking spectacle that gets talked about and shared afterwards, which is why it lands so well for technology brands, product launches, and innovation-themed events.

And it does not have to stay on the HACKED stage. The same humanoid robot is also available on its own to hire as a humanoid robot for trade shows in Las Vegas, walking your booth, greeting visitors, and drawing crowds with your branding and QR code. If a show-stopping robot at your stand is what you are after, that is the option to look at.

About Keelan Leyser

Keelan Leyser is a British-born, Las Vegas-based magician and mentalist, and a recognised pioneer of technology magic. He holds the British Magical Grand Prix Championship, has appeared on more than 100 television shows across over 60 countries, and has performed for audiences ranging from corporate stages for BP, Vodafone, Apple, Microsoft and IBM, to royalty including King Charles. He is also co-author of Unseen, published by Bloomsbury Sigma. When you book HACKED, that experience is what turns up.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can HACKED perform at our own venue or conference?

Yes. As well as the public show at Forty Deuce, HACKED travels as a self-contained act and can perform at your hotel, conference centre, or event space in Las Vegas or further afield.

Can the show be customised for our brand?

It can. Keelan regularly tailors the content to carry a client’s key messages or product, which makes HACKED well suited to product launches, internal conferences, and awards evenings.

Can we hire the humanoid robot on its own?

Yes. Alongside its role in the show, the humanoid robot can be booked separately for trade show booths, product launches, and exhibitions in Las Vegas, where it walks, waves, and draws crowds with your branding.

Is it suitable for a mixed corporate audience?

Yes. The show is designed for grown-up audiences and stays family-friendly in framing, so it is comfortable to put in front of clients, executives, and staff alike.

How many guests can it work for?

From an intimate client dinner at Forty Deuce through to a large conference floor, the show scales to the room. Tell us your numbers and format and we will advise the best option.

How do we book or check availability?

Get in touch with your event dates and a rough guest count, and we will talk through whether group tickets, a booked act, or a private venue hire is the best fit.

Enquire About Booking HACKED

Whether you want to send a group to the show, bring HACKED to your event, or hire Forty Deuce for a private night on the Strip, get in touch to talk through the options and check availability for your dates.