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Corporate Events
"John breathed new life into our summer ball, he brought a cheeky charm and flawless magic."
Michael Goodwin
John has provided magic for and worked with businesses including; Bupa, Shoe Embassy, American Express and Mott Macdonald - Global Engineering.
Mix and Mingle
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Perfect for drinks receptions and as people are arriving at the venue as it breaks the ice, brings people together and generates a great buzz to set the atmosphere and get people talking to one another.
Table Magic
Similar to the mix and mingle approach, however, as the name suggests it happens when people are seated. John will circulate the room hopping from table to table providing intimate, mini shows for each table giving them a shared experience.
This works great at any event, for example; a summer ball, christmas parties and award ceremonies.
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John has a fresh performance style. Striving to go beyond
what people have seen before, and likely ever will again.
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There's two types of magic that work great at corporate events.
But before you book a magician. Here's 3 reasons why
you really don't need to hire a magician.
1. You already have a few magicians attending your event? Perfect!
Stop looking for more!
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... The other two reasons? Well... We cant think of any...
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Have a few hundred guests coming?
If you have a large amount of guests (100/150+) then it can be a good idea to hire two magicians who can make sure everyone gets entertained and bewildered.
If this is the case, I have a great colleague and trusty accomplice, Tim Woodbridge, whom I have worked with for the past 3 years, on stage and at corporate events.
We will mingle round the event leaving a wake of awe and jaws hitting the floor.
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"I booked John and Tim for my company’s annual ball and they did not disappoint.
They thoroughly entertained nearly 200 people during the drinks reception and dinner.
Their magic and personalities perfectly suited the event, it’s just a shame
they can’t be a permanent fixture in the office"
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- Sophie Shuttleworth, Consultant at Mott MacDonald - Global Engineering
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