Corporate Magicians For Hire

What type of magic is most suitable for our event?

Close-up mix & mingle magic or mind-reading for receptions and networking, table magic for dinners, and a 20-40 minute stage magic show for after-dinner entertainment.

How long does a typical performance last?

• Close-up magic: 1.5-2 hours
• Table magic: during meal service, usually 60–90 minutes
• Stage show: 20-40 minutes

What’s the typical cost for a corporate magician?

Expect to pay between £500-£1,000 for 2 hours of close-up corporate magic, and £1,000-£3,500+ for stage magic shows. Prices vary depending on experience, travel, peak dates, and customisation.

Can your magicians engage international or diverse audiences?

Yes - magicians can be perfect in this scenario. Non-verbal, highly visual magic is ideal for mixed-language or international groups - and most routines are clean and culturally sensitive.

How many guests can a magician cover in a two-hour reception?

Expect a magician to be able to cover between 60-120 guests over a two hour period. The number they can cover depends on whether the magician is performing to larger groups of guests sat at tables, or mingling amongst small groups over a large reception.

What’s the ideal magician-to-guest ratio for an event our size?

• Up to 120 guests = 1 magician
• 120–250 guests = 2 magicians
• 250+ guests = 2-3 magicians

Can the magician incorporate our brand, product, or messaging into their act?

Yes. Corporate magicians frequently offer brand integration, including scripted messaging, logo/ business card reveals, product-based illusions, and custom props.

Can the magician create a bespoke illusion for a launch, reveal, or awards moment?

We have a small number of experienced magicians such as David Penn, T Knight, Branded Magic By Paul and The Interactive Magician, who specialise in bespoke, wow factor illusions and reveals. Bespoke illusions come at an additional cost, based on the scale and difficulty of the illusion. Please contact us to discuss a bespoke illusion quotation.

How do magicians help to generate leads at a trade show?

• Crowd building using short, high-impact routines
• Tricks that involve the collection or distribution of business cards or products
• Scripted calls-to-action steering visitors to staff
• Qualifying questions built into the delivery of tricks
• Holding attention so sales teams can step in
• Giving visitors a reason to stay longer, improving lead capture

Can a magician draw crowds to my exhibition stand without blocking aisles?

Yes. Trade show magicians utilise strategic positioning, ensuring tight, front-facing audiences, clear flow around the stand, and routines designed to pull people in without creating congestion.