A tarot table that queues itself
A card reading table always ends up with a spontaneous line: curiosity about what you'll be told beats any other entertainment in the room.
Seasonal Events
Halloween is the 31 October celebration devoted to fear and the supernatural, with costumes, dark decoration and spooky activities for adults or children.
Tarot, dark magic and a full scary themed event for a Halloween night that goes beyond the usual costume party.
We go beyond decoration: tarot card readings for whoever dares to ask, illusionism with a dark edge, a fakir who stops the conversation, and a full scary themed event if you want the whole night styled from start to finish.
Anyone can put up Halloween decorations: pumpkins, cobwebs and orange lights are sold everywhere. What makes the difference is having something people talk about the next day, and that doesn't come from decor, it comes from an experience: someone who reads your cards and gets closer than you expected, a magician whose trick you can't explain, a fakir lying on a bed of nails in the middle of the room.
We do both stand-alone entertainment, dropped into a party you already have planned, and the full scary themed event package: styling, characters and a storyline built so the whole night has a thread, not just a decorated corner.
It works the same at a corporate hotel party, a nightclub or a private celebration. What changes is the tone: at a corporate event the mystery stays on the polite side of dark humour, at a private party it can go as far as the host wants.
A card reading table always ends up with a spontaneous line: curiosity about what you'll be told beats any other entertainment in the room.
Large-scale illusionism and close-up magic with Halloween styling: built for adults, not the family-friendly children's magician version.
If you want more than a single act, we build full styling, characters and a narrative script for the whole night.
Company party, private celebration or something open to the public; and how dark you want it to go.
What act runs at each point of the night and, if needed, how it ties into the full themed event.
Where the tarot table goes, where the magic act happens, and what time the fakir comes on so it doesn't clash with the toast.
Styling ready before doors open, with staff present until the end of the night.
31 October and the closest weekend are the busiest dates of the year for this kind of entertainment: it's worth booking at least four weeks ahead, earlier still for the full themed event.
The exact tone and script of the themed event can be fine-tuned up to a few days out; what needs locking in early is the date and which specific acts you want, since those are what sell out first.
Yes. At corporate events the mystery stays elegant and witty, with no gore or explicit scares; at private parties it can go much further if the host asks for it.
It's built as entertainment: the reader interacts with each guest, but the focus is on the experience, not on making a genuine prediction.
The act itself lasts around 15-20 minutes, but it can be repeated several times through the night if the crowd is large and you want everyone to see it.
Yes, though we recommend combining it with at least one staffed act, because that's what really brings the space to life; decoration alone runs thin after the first half hour.
It's one of the busiest dates of the year alongside December: it's worth locking it in by September to secure the exact act you want on that day.