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A seated dinner on a Mediterranean terrace at dusk, guests turning towards a card held mid-air.

Occasion

VIP events

Rooms where the guests are the reason the event exists, and where being handled badly is the only real risk.

What it is

Small, high-attention rooms — hospitality suites, private views, after-parties — where a handful of guests matter disproportionately.

The performance is often secondary to how the performer conducts themselves between performances.

What usually goes wrong

The three failures we see most

  • A performer approaches a principal guest who did not want to be approached, and the discomfort is visible to everyone.

  • They treat the green room as an opportunity to network.

How we match against this

We weight conduct and discretion above material for these briefs, and we say so.

We brief the performer on who should be left alone, which is information most agencies never ask for.

What to budget

Typically €4,000–15,000, with discretion terms written into the contract.

Our fee is separate, flat, set by the brief, and quoted before we build a shortlist — so it does not move with which performer you choose. How it works.

Best for

Hospitality suites · Private views · After-parties · Sporting events

Guests at a candlelit table on a coastal terrace, laughing at a card held up in front of them.
A bride and her guests reacting to close-up magic during a wedding reception under festoon lights.
A rooftop reception at dusk above a city skyline, guests laughing as a card is shown.
Describe the event. We will recommend two or three performers who fit it, with the reasoning written down — and tell you plainly when the answer is none of them.