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Start from the night itself

What are you putting on?

6 kinds of night, and the people who actually take them. The fees, the answer times and the counts are read off the roster as it stands today — nothing here is a brochure figure.

Leo Fontaine
WeddingsThey will learn a song, work around a ceremony that runs late, and tell you honestly whether the room wants a band or a voice and a piano.
from£28,000·
book 6–9 mo outSee who takes these →
Diego Fuentes
Corporate & conferencesConferences, sales kick-offs and town halls. Everyone here has worked a corporate room before, and each of them will ask who is in it before writing a word.
from£22,000·
book 3–6 mo outSee who takes these →
Diego Fuentes
Private partiesForty people in a room, or four hundred. Close-up magic between courses, a chef who cooks in front of you, or a set that empties the seats and fills the floor.
from£18,000·
book 2–4 mo outSee who takes these →
Marcus Reid
Festivals & public eventsStages, city events and public bills. Fees here are quoted against a slot and a set length, and every one of them arrives with a technical rider you will see before you pay.
from£28,000·
book 8–12 mo outSee who takes these →
Sofia Marchetti
Brand & campaignsShoots, launches and ambassador work. What you are buying is the day and the usage, and the two are priced separately here because they are two different things.
from£60,000·
book 4–8 mo outSee who takes these →MEET AND GREET SEASON The speech after the plates go, and the person holding the running order together while they do. The two are often the same booking and are always priced as one.
from£3,000·
book 3–5 mo outSee who takes these →