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.

Lots of Summer Parties

The Summer months are always busy times for us and this year has been no exception. We have provided entertainment for a variety of events including weddings, private parties, summer drinks receptions as well as charity balls.

We have had casinos at Merchant Taylors' Hall, Steel bands in St John's Wood, Latin bands in Putney, Children's entertainment in Hertfordshire and Bucks, and even a guitarist in the Lake District. There was a memorable Ruby Wedding Anniversary at Hampton Court Palace for the owners of the famous La Familglia Restaurant in London when even the guests joined forces to sing with the band. Family parties featuring the outstanding 'Star' and the renowned 'Alpha Connection' who played for a themed 'on the beach' party were huge hits. We have provided bands and DJs for weddings in marquees as well as a stunning wedding at Stowe School.

This was a once in a life time opportunity. Neurocare hosted the first ever Marquee Ball on the hallowed Sheffield Wednesday pitch at Hillsborough, on Saturday, May 8th 2010.

158 guests made their way down the prestigious player’s tunnel onto the pitch. To be greeted by our amazing live statues. The inaugural Neurocare SWFC Marquee Ball was the first of its kind at Hillsborough and 'The Pure Ball' exuded glamour, grace and classic charm.

Burns Night Supper Saturday 23rd January

Just what you want to cheer yourself up when the nights are cold and dark is a traditional Burns Night Supper and this is what we had at Batlers Green Farm in Radlett. There was a piper to pipe in the haggis and our singer pianist Alison Bentley performed some lovely Scottish Ballads