Corporate magic, placed exactly in the rundown
Corporate events run to a tight schedule. Magic here isn't filler — it's a way to move energy: open the room, bridge into the awards, or turn a brand message into a moment people actually remember.
Three ways to use magic in a corporate event
Each maps to a different goal. Choose by what the rundown needs to achieve.
The opener
A short parlour piece up top gathers attention, lowers the phones and sets the tone for the content that follows.
The bridge
Instead of the MC stalling, a tight routine builds a climax and hands cleanly into the awards or the reveal of results.
The brand beat
A product name, a figure or a slogan becomes the payoff of a trick — more memorable than a slide, and filmed far more often.
Pick the format by headcount
The number in the room decides between close-up, parlour, or a bespoke private show.
Department mixers, client dinners
Close-up by the hour keeps interaction personal — right for an intimate dinner or a mid-size client appreciation night.
Galas, anniversaries
A parlour show on a small stage lets the whole room share one act with a clear climax — the most common choice for corporate events.
Conferences, product launches
A full private show or a bespoke premium set, staged with your AV crew — quoted by scale.
A parlour show from 5,000,000₫ is the starting point for most galas and ballroom events. For close-up during networking, count on by the hour from 3,000,000₫. Large events with a main stage, a bespoke routine and brand integration sit in the premium, quoted-individually tier. VAT invoices are issued for corporate contracts.
Corporate questions
Can the act carry our brand message?
Yes. A logo, product name or launch line can become the reveal of a routine — turning the brand moment into the most memorable part of the programme, not a slide.
What do you need for stage and sound?
A parlour show needs only a small stage area, a wireless mic and basic lighting. A technical rider is sent ahead so it fits your AV crew.
Can you host bilingually?
Yes. Acts are performed in English and Vietnamese, suited to conferences and galas with international guests, without breaking the flow.
How do invoicing and contracts work?
Contracts and VAT invoices are available for corporate clients. Payment terms are agreed when the script and duration are locked.
Where should the magic land?
Send the duration, headcount and the goal for the act — you'll get a format recommendation and a price that fits the programme.