We serve up a high-quality theatre event for your Gala-Dinner, always suited to your tastes. This can take place at your home, in a restaurant or in other locations.
We devise entertaining theatrical scenes on a topic of your choice, for example on the history of the business, or on the content of your seminar. In this way, it is not just the culinary aspect of the meal that makes for a rather special guest experience.
We would be delighted to contribute to the planning of your celebrations with our range of Dinner Theatre programmes. Get in touch with us!
theatre for events
Theatre for Events
Dinner Theatre: top-quality indulgence to suit all tastes
Walk acts: one-on-one contact to surprise and entertain
Walk acts usually mingle amongst your guests incognito and come into contact with them in a relaxed ‘meet and greet’ fashion. The roles taken on by our actors are carefully chosen to allow them to blend surreptitiously into the crowd of attendees.
The whole thing occurs quietly and unnoticed in the interaction with the guests. Through their fictitious identity, the actors plant ideas about a specific topic, begin to convey the desired messages and mark out possible points of conflict. Whilst doing this, they reveal strange details about themselves and behave in an odd way - which is met with a bemused shaking of heads and sometimes even leads to provocation. However this irritation turns to amusement when the actors reveal their true identity at the end of the event.
Walk acts can also be conspicuous and step out of the crowd. They might, for example, portray a historical figure (such as the founder of the company, the former landlady of a castle etc.) and engage in conversation with the guests as this character.
The whole thing occurs quietly and unnoticed in the interaction with the guests. Through their fictitious identity, the actors plant ideas about a specific topic, begin to convey the desired messages and mark out possible points of conflict. Whilst doing this, they reveal strange details about themselves and behave in an odd way - which is met with a bemused shaking of heads and sometimes even leads to provocation. However this irritation turns to amusement when the actors reveal their true identity at the end of the event.
Walk acts can also be conspicuous and step out of the crowd. They might, for example, portray a historical figure (such as the founder of the company, the former landlady of a castle etc.) and engage in conversation with the guests as this character.
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