Give the company celebration a moment beyond the usual speeches. Winnipeg magician and mentalist Sean Fields brings clean, interactive entertainment to staff holiday parties, Christmas dinners and year-end gatherings.
Your holiday party may be the one evening when colleagues from different teams, locations and shifts get to celebrate together. Magic can sit inside the social time or become a shared feature once the room gathers. The recommendation starts with what you want guests to experience, not a fixed package dropped into the agenda.
Describe whether the invitation includes employees, partners, clients or a combination. A standing reception, seated dinner and awards celebration create different demands on attention, visibility and timing. Sean’s established stage, close-up and combined formats give you options to discuss around the actual room. Participation stays focused on the experience, with preferences and any guest-of-honour acknowledgement briefed in advance.
Small-group encounters during arrivals, cocktails and conversation. Plan the coverage around staggered arrivals, background music, service routes and the handoff to dinner or a formal welcome. Agree on a realistic coverage period for the audience and space.
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An after-dinner feature
A focused magic and mentalism show for the gathered audience. Sean’s core stage experience is typically 30–45 minutes; confirm the proposed duration, audience view, introduction and technical arrangements for your event. Give speeches, awards and the show separate attention windows.
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A combined holiday experience
Close-up interaction during the reception followed by a shared feature later. Brief both performance blocks, any waiting period and room changes so the proposal covers the whole evening’s commitment. A combined booking should describe each part clearly.
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See it before you believe it
UNREAL. In motion.
Two minutes. No rabbits. No velvet curtains. Just a glimpse of the moment a room stops trusting its own eyes.
Planning & booking
Give the celebration a workable running order.
Send the actual date, guest estimate, venue and booked room, plus a draft schedule for arrivals, dinner, speeches, awards and dancing. Identify the organizer and venue contact who can coordinate room access, sound, lighting and the introduction. If the meal runs late, one named person should communicate the agreed timing adjustment. For events outside Winnipeg, include the precise destination and arrival requirements so travel can be assessed with the performance scope.
Date, any flexibility and exact venue space
Employees, partners and other invited guests
Reception, dinner, speeches and awards timing
Performance format, sound and audience layout
Event contact and arrangements for program changes
Is Sean available for our Christmas or holiday party date?+
Send the actual date, city, venue and approximate schedule through the booking form, including any flexibility. Availability needs to be confirmed directly; a service page cannot establish that a particular date is open.
Can we book entertainment for a January staff celebration?+
You can inquire about a January event as well as a November or December party. Share the date and full event brief so availability, format and logistics can be assessed.
Can the show fit around dinner and employee awards?+
Discuss the complete running order, including catering service and speeches. A shared show needs a clear introduction and attention window; reception close-up magic has different coverage and guest-flow requirements.
How much does holiday party entertainment cost?+
Request a quote for the actual event. Format, performance blocks, the overall time commitment, location, travel and production responsibilities affect the proposal. Confirm what is included rather than comparing show duration alone.