Magic Show & Mentalism by Roman Royss.

On October 22, Roman Royss performs one night of modern magic and real-time mind reading at Convivium, 83 Yonge St. The performance includes original pieces performed live for the first time, alongside the signature material he has sharpened over 17 years on stage. Thoughts you never said out loud get named. Objects do things your eyes refuse to accept, close enough to touch. And none of it happens at a distance, because this show runs on its audience. You are not watching it, you are part of it. Seating is first come, first served, and only ten Front Row seats exist. If you want to be in the room when it happens, get your ticket now.

Roman Royss has performed for Mercedes, Google, Apple, Deloitte, TD, RBC, BMO and Scotiabank, and performed in the VIP lounges at BMO Field throughout the 2026 FIFA World Cup. He holds over 1,200 five-star verified Google reviews.

Expect an evening that moves fast, keeps you involved, and gives you something to argue about on the drive home.

The After Party

The night does not end when the curtain does. At 9:00 PM, stay in the same venue for the after party. This is your chance to talk with Roman one on one, ask the questions you have been holding all night, and see something impossible happen inches from your eyes, with nowhere to look away.

Details

Thursday, October 22, 2026

Doors: 6:00 PM

Show: 7:00 PM

After Party: 9:00 PM

Venue: Convivium Dining Community, 83 Yonge St, Toronto

Runtime: Two 40-minute sets with an intermission

Food and Drinks

Arrive as early as 4:00 PM and have dinner before the show. Restaurant is open beforehand, so you can make a full evening of it in the same room. Drinks are available throughout the night, including during intermission and the after party.

Tickets

General Admission: $69.99

Front Row: $99.99

All prices are final. Taxes and fees included. Every ticket includes a complimentary glass of prosecco.

General Admission is unreserved and begins at the second row. Seating is first come, first served, so arriving closer to 6:00 PM gets you a better seat. Doors open a full hour before showtime for a reason.

Front Row is limited to 10 seats. For a show built on things happening inches from your hands, this is the difference between watching it and being in it. Once these are gone, they are gone.

Late arrivals will be seated at a natural break in the show.