Live Entertainment
Performers, musicians, DJs and dancers, programmed around your running order.
Booked to the Programme, Not Around It
An act booked in isolation arrives with its own requirements and its own idea of when it goes on. We programme entertainment against the running order instead: the set lengths, the changeovers and the technical requirements are agreed with the production team before anything is confirmed, so the evening keeps its shape.
Talent →What We Handle
Programming & Running Order
We place each act where it belongs in the evening and agree the set lengths, so the programme carries its own momentum rather than stalling between items.
Performers
Stage acts matched to the audience and the occasion, from our own roster, briefed on the brand and the room before they arrive.
Musicians & DJs
Bands, ensembles, solo musicians and DJs, booked with the set list discussed in advance and the sound requirements settled with production.
Dancers
Dance companies and troupes for opening numbers, cultural segments and headline moments, rehearsed to the stage they will actually perform on.
Actors
Actors for scripted segments, brand characters and interactive formats, cast against the script rather than a headshot.
Specialty Acts
Roaming performers, aerial and circus acts, calligraphers and the one-off pieces a brief sometimes asks for by name.
Technical Riders & Sound
We read every rider, reconcile it with what the venue and the AV supplier can actually provide, and resolve the gaps before the day rather than on it.
Cues & Show Calling
Someone on comms calling the show: cueing acts on and off, holding changeovers to time and keeping the programme to the schedule it was built on.
Acts We Book
Tell Us How the Evening Runs
Send us the running order, or just the date and the room. We will come back with a programme, the acts to fill it and what each one needs technically.