Rafael Musni Emcee from San Francisco, CA

Twenty years on stage taught me one thing: a room only feels alive if the person holding the mic is fully alive in it. I’ve played Billy Flynn in Chicago, the heavy Deputy Governor Danforth in The Crucible, the hero in Beringer in Rhinocerous and the anti hero Arturo Ui in Brecht’s famous play. I spent over a decade as the Voice of God for some of San Francisco’s biggest events — YMCA, Macy’s Passport, the SF International Film Festival, and auctioneer for San Francisco Aeronautical Society, Oakland Symphony and the Academy of Friends. That’s the energy I bring to your event. I don’t just read a script. I feel out a room, ride its momentum, and pull it back when it dips. When your program runs long, when the schedule flips at the last minute, when the energy needs a jolt right before the big ask — that’s where I do my best work. I’ve also spent years in nonprofit fundraising and financial advising, so I understand the stakes behind the mic, not just the words on the page. Bring me in, and your event doesn’t just run smoothly — it lands.