Company Christmas Parties

When it comes to the company Christmas party we have a wealth of options whether it is a lively covers band or a professional DJ we know how to give the guests a night to remember. This Christmas season was no exception and we had bands like Alpha Connection at Merchant Taylors' Hall, Abba Tributes at the Renaissance Chancery Court, DJ's at Blenheim Palace and the Grange Hotel St Pauls as well as lots of mix and mingle acts such as magicians, caricaturists and mindreaders at many venues throughout London and these were just a few of the many events that we covered

Spencer House Events

Our entertainers regularly appear at Spencer House in London a truly stunning 18th Century Palace that has been totally renovated to its former glory and is situated in the centre of London overlooking Green Park. It's a great venue for receptions especially on a warm summer's evening when guests can stroll out onto the terrace overlooking the gardens. We usually provide classical string quartets and harpists mixed in with mellow jazz bands that are perfect at creating atmosphere for our client's events

Number 7 Band

We have a great little band with a big sound that we use when space is tight and Number 7 always do a fantastic job at parties. For this particular 40th birthday bash we also had a 'naughty circus ringmaster to entertain the guests

Schrodinger's Cat Tuesday 12th October

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We were delighted to be asked to provide entertainment for the President's Reception for the Chartered Institute of Taxation in the Earth Galleries at The Natural History Museum. The President wanted a 'science' themed event based around quantum physics and in particular the Schrodinger's Cat experiment where the theory goes that an animate object can be alive and dead at the same time. Schrodinger's hypothetic 'experiment' stated that you put a cat in a box with some radio active material and a bottle of cyanide and if one atom from the radio active material were to leak it would break the bottle of cyanide and the cat would be killed.
This was a testing request from a client to re-enact the theoretical experiment in front of the guests but this we did with the use of an actor playing schrodinger a funny, yet imformative script and the help of a few props including a 'Bagpuss' for the cat. We also provided stilt walking aliens, Arbie a very helpful robotic waiter, a jazz band and three wonderful caracaturists

Saturday 30th October Halloween!

It was time again for Law Firm Sidley Austin's amazing Halloween party and this year it was bigger and better than ever. Every year their staff are invited to bring their children along for a family party and the chosen theme was based around Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland. We had face painters, a children's entertainer and lots of fantastic games including giant scalextrics a ball pond, dance stage, Giant Wii, pinball machine and much more for the kids to enjoy.

Veolia at The Natural History Museum

You could say it was a 'Bugs Life' at The Natural History Museum on September 8th when Veolia Environmental Services held a gala dinner and the guests were entertained by living statues body painted as insects. We had a ladybird, bee, dragonfly and butterfly and they were all placed on podiums for the guests to admire

40th birthday bash

What a fantastic surprise birthday party last weekend! Nearly 100 guests were invited to a black tie event at the Old Thatched Inn near Aylesbury for a night of stylish entertainment based on a 1950's / Hollywood Glamour theme. The venue was draped in black velvet with contrasting blood red roses and ostrich feathers as well as crystal chandeliers. While the champagne flowed guests were entertained by the indomitable Rietta Austin who wowed the guests with her outstanding vocals and stage presentation. We had showgirls and Burlesque Queen, Gwendoline Lamour permformed her Jeeves and Wooster act and Powder Puff Act and finally presented the birthday boy with a stunning cake. Added to this the guests then danced on into the night to the Number 7 Band led by Bob Halford interspersed by the lovely Salvatore as DJ.