Sephora is a French chain of cosmetics stores. They engaged my services as close-up magician to perform for their employees during the cocktail hour.
On June 18 I performed strolling magic at a private party. The guest were an international mixture of people from the UK, Singapore, India, South Africa and Ireland. This was a real fun performance and the reactions were awesome. Here an excerpt from an email I received after the performance:
Dear Stefan
It was a pleasure meeting you and thank you for doing such a great job on Saturday.
We have had masses of feedback from our guests and they almost all mention you and how much they enjoyed your show. We (and our guests) were very very pleased with everything you did.
The most common comment was that people were amazed at how you performed magic right in front of their eyes when they were so close to you, and watching your every move. And yet they still had no idea how you did it.
Thank you for helping to make our evening a success. We will definitely recommend you.
Trafigura hired me to entertain their employees during the annual company party. They also wanted to have a stage show. It was a costume party and they asked me not to dress in suit and tie. Usually I don’t wear a costume because I need my suit pockets for the items I carry. I proposed to come dressed in busker outfit with a hat and pouch. There was no stage in the restaurant and this is why I proposed to do a 15 minute busking style performance surrounded by the guests.
Event: Cocktail event – June 13
Venue: Parkroyal on Pickering
Package: Close-up Magic – Audience: 150
The Voyageur Group engaged to perform close-up magic for the participants of the ITIC – International Travel & Health Insurance Conference. The cocktail event was at the pool area on the 5th floor. Great audience, I met people from at least 15 different countries.
June 2 I was engaged by Barclays to perform roving magic for their client and Staff. Barclays has engaged my services multiple time over the past years. The event was at a new bar called Smoke & Mirrors at the National Gallery Singapore. I guess the hired me since the name fits perfect for a roving magic performance. It is all done with Smoke & Mirrors and the sleeves of course… 😉
The National Gallery is definitely worth a visit, additional sightseeing tips you can find in the article 100 Best Things to do in Singapore.