The after-dinner show that replaces the lull.
Dessert plates get cleared, the room's energy drops, and half your guests start checking their phones. A 45 to 60 minute stage show, always scheduled after dinner, turns that exact moment into the highlight of the night.
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Volunteers are the stars, never the punchline
The show always runs after dinner, never during it. Timed against a plate of food, entertainment loses every time. After dinner, with the room's attention free, the same material lands completely differently.
Guests pulled up as volunteers are set up to look good, not to be the joke. No off-colour humour, no jokes at the audience's expense, no dated material. It plays clean for a 25 year old analyst and a retiring VP in the same room.
Built for the room you actually have
Corporate galas and conferences
Forty-five to sixty minutes, built for a ballroom of 50 to 300 seated guests. Scales to a full stage rig for larger rooms, or a tighter parlour format for smaller ones.
Weddings and private celebrations
The same show, scaled and paced for a reception. It becomes the story guests tell for years, not just the entertainment.
Add an MC
Booked with hosting duties, the show slots into a full evening I'm already running: welcome, awards, transitions, then the show at the exact right moment.
“The night concluded with a truly fantastic magic show that left everyone mesmerized.”
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Forty-five minutes. One story everyone tells.
The show that replaces the after-dinner lull. Paired with close-up during cocktails, it becomes a full evening with no dead air.
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For a typical corporate event of 50 to 200 guests, the show alone runs $3,000. Corporate events under 50 guests run $2,500. Weddings and private events run $1,500 for the show alone. November and December are premium months and sell out first. Through that season I book the full evening only, close-up plus the show, at a flat $5,000, there's no show-only option on those dates.
The room goes quiet, then it erupts.