A magician is the easiest way to get a room of strangers talking. Cards appear in the wrong pocket, a borrowed coin vanishes, and suddenly the whole table is laughing. This is where you hire a magician in Singapore, for a birthday party at home, a company dinner and dance in a hotel ballroom, a wedding banquet or a product launch.
Price: a kids birthday magic show usually costs SGD 250 to 650 for 30 to 60 minutes, and roving close-up magic SGD 600 to 1,200 for 1 to 2 hours. Stage illusionists and mentalists start higher. See how much a magician costs in Singapore.
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Pick the right magician for your event
Kids birthday parties. A 30 to 60 minute show with the birthday child at the centre, for a condo function room, an HDB void deck, your home or a restaurant party room. See kids birthday party magicians.
Corporate events. Roving magic while guests stand with drinks, then a short stage slot before the awards or the speeches. The act can bring in your product or brand message. See corporate magicians.
Weddings. A magician who moves between tables at the cocktail reception, so your guests have something to talk about while you take photos. See wedding magicians.
Four styles of magic
- Roving and close-up magic. Card and coin magic for small groups of four to eight guests, a few steps away. No stage and no microphone. Read about roving magicians.
- Stage and illusion shows. Bigger props, sometimes an assistant, for a seated audience of 100 or more. Read about magic shows in Singapore.
- Mentalism. Mind reading and predictions built around the people in the room. It suits adult and corporate audiences best. Read about hiring a mentalist in Singapore.
- Kids magic. Comedy, volunteers and a big finish, pitched at the ages of the children.
Many events mix two of them, for example roving magic at the reception and a short stage set after dinner.
How to choose a magician in Singapore
The right magician is the one whose act fits your room and your guests. Four questions sort it out:
- Who is watching? Children, families, colleagues or wedding guests need different material.
- Standing or seated? Roving magic works while guests stand and mingle. Once everyone sits down to eat, book a stage slot instead.
- How many guests? One roving magician covers about 80 to 120 guests over 90 minutes. Above that, book two, or a stage act with a microphone.
- When is the date? School holidays and the October to December dinner and dance season fill up first.
Plan it, then book it
The planning guide covers space, sound and timing for each kind of show. When you are ready, send the date, the venue and the headcount on WhatsApp or through the quote form. Watch the videos first if you want to see the style.
