The 1920s is the theme people ask for most, and the one most agencies deliver as a costume rather than a performance. This act is built the other way round: a troupe of trained dancers who can hold a stage set, work a room in character, and read what the evening needs.
They perform three ways in the same night. A choreographed set on stage or dance floor. Roaming in character through the reception, pulling guests into the period without a microphone in sight. And the moment that sells this act: appearing at the awards handover with a bottle of champagne to hand to the winner, a piece of staging that costs nothing extra and is the photograph the client uses all year.
The juggler works alongside them or as a standalone. The dancers have performed for corporate clients in London and Hong Kong; the juggler, in London.
Pricing scales with the number of dancers. The floor is a small ensemble; a full troupe for a large gala is quoted on guest count and stage size. The juggler is priced separately so you can build the combination that fits the room.
Good to know
- Minimum 2 dancers
- Sets of 3–5 minutes
- Freestyle roaming or staged show
- Needs enough floor to dance, no stage required
- Juggler priced separately from €1,200
