A company Christmas party is a room full of people who work together but do not always talk to each other. Magic fixes that, whether it happens table to table or from the front of the room.
Close-up, moving through the room. Strolling during drinks and dinner. I move table to table so everyone gets a turn, and it runs alongside your evening instead of interrupting it.
Parlor, everyone seated. A seated set of fifteen to thirty minutes that gathers the whole room together. This works well just before a speech or an awards presentation, when you want everyone facing the same way anyway.
Stage, for a bigger room. For a larger company party, a full stage show with sound and lighting, built to read from the back of the room. If you are hiring a ballroom and putting a stage in it, this is the format that uses it.
This is the honest bit of advice on this page. The first two Saturdays in December go first, usually by October. If your party is on a December Saturday and you have a magician in mind, book them now rather than in November.
Plenty of holiday parties have families in the room. Everything I do is clean and plays for grandparents and grandchildren at the same time, without anyone feeling talked down to.
"His magic was impressive, his jokes were hilarious, and he kept our holiday party entertained all night." Mel Wilkinson, December 2025.
Events start at $500 and I hold that rate through December, which is my busiest month. A parlor set or a stage show is priced above strolling, because it is a different booking.
September or October for a December Saturday. By late November the good dates are gone.
Yes, and that is exactly what the parlor set is. Thirty minutes, everyone seated, then you have your room back. I will tell you honestly whether that is enough for your guest count.
December fills up first. Send me your date and I will tell you straight away if it is open.
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