480+ corporate events · 5 years
Book a corporate magician who works the room at your reception, turns strangers into a small crowd around one trick and keeps the material right for colleagues and clients.
Roaming acts give guests a reason to stand together and talk, without anyone having to start the conversation.
At a reception, most guests stay with the people they came with. A close-up magician walks up to a group, performs a two-minute trick and leaves them laughing about it. The group now has something to discuss, and often turns to the people next to them to compare notes.
That's why roaming acts work best at receptions, client hospitality evenings and conference mixers, where mixing is the point.
You pick the moment in your program, and we suggest the act that fits it.
The magician strolls between groups with cards, coins and borrowed objects. A close-up set usually covers 2 to 4 hours, enough to reach most guests.
A show for the whole room, usually 45 to 90 minutes, for audiences of about 100 and up. Mentalism works well for leadership meetings and innovation themes. It needs a stage, lights and sound.
A caricature artist for corporate events draws a guest in a few minutes. A digital caricature artist draws on a tablet, so guests get a print and a file to share. Both fit galas and holiday parties.
A fortune teller or a temporary tattoo artist adds a lighter themed corner. They suit after-parties and themed nights.
You work with one event team, and the performer arrives knowing exactly what to do.
You'll get one quote that covers the performer and everything around them. We don't publish prices. Each booking is quoted on its own, based on:
Read how a quote comes together, or send us the date and audience.
These two show how we plan several activities into one program, which is the job behind any roaming act.
The organizers of an event-industry launch wanted guests to make useful introductions. We ran AI matchmaking and added a racing station for informal time between meetings. Read about the networking program at TEC6. A close-up magician fits the same role: something light between serious conversations.
Culver City, CA
Five activities, four operators, one AV technician and one plaza. Here's how we ran the five-station summer social for Capital Group on one schedule.
Downtown Los Angeles
Here is what each format looks like, from a quick card trick to a full stage set.
Venues want to know who's coming and what they'll do. We send that before the day.
We share performer names and arrival times with the venue, agree where a stage act sets up and confirm power for lights and sound. We send insurance documents to the venue on request.
The wrong act at the wrong moment is the usual problem. These are the ones we avoid.
A kids' party act.
Jokes that work for ten-year-olds feel awkward in front of a CEO. We book performers who work corporate rooms.
Off-color material.
Clean material isn't optional with colleagues and clients. We agree on it before booking.
Stage act during dinner.
Guests can't watch and eat at the same time. We move stage acts to after the meal.
Booked too late.
Experienced performers fill up months ahead. Send us the date early.
Here's how a performer booking moves from your message to the night itself.
The performer focuses on the act. Our coordinator handles the rest.
Your event could be in any state. We arrange the act and the production for that city.
Two bases
We work from two bases: Los Angeles, and our office and warehouse in Orlando at 310 N Orange Ave. Florida and the East Coast are part of our regular work, and we plan events nationwide. Send us the city, and we'll suggest performers who can be there.
Orlando office: 310 N Orange Ave, STE. 201, Orlando, FL 32801A magician who performs for business audiences: clean material, short sets that suit receptions and mixers, and tricks that can carry your brand or product. The act is built for colleagues and clients, not for a family party.
A close-up set usually covers 2 to 4 hours. A stage show runs 45 to 90 minutes.
Close-up for receptions and mixers, where guests move around. Stage for a seated audience after dinner.
Ask about it. Many performers can work your logo or product into a trick.
Yes. See our holiday party entertainment page.
Yes. A magician can pull visitors into a booth. Our trade show entertainment page covers booth options.
Interactive stations, photo booths and music. See all entertainment options.
Send the date, venue and guest count. We'll reply right away with acts that suit your crowd. Tell us the event type, date, city, guest count and budget. Mention the kind of act you're picturing and when it should happen in the program. Or call +1 213 912 1010
