Tyler August
Interactive magic for your company holiday party.
Most holiday parties are a dinner with a playlist. This is magic that happens inches away, in your guests' own hands, then an interactive show where your team ends up part of it. Salt Lake City, St. George, and everywhere in between.
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What they said after.
"Our company hired Tyler for a company Christmas party. We have never had a magician and he definitely was a highlight of the event. His magic was fun and quite exceptional and he included all of our attendees. Everyone said it was the best party we've ever had!!"
"Tyler August put on an amazing magic show for our fundraiser! His tricks were unique and AMAZING! Our audience had a really enjoyable time and we will definitely be hiring him again!"
"We had Tyler as the entertainment for our end of year corporate event. We got amazing feedback by attendants; they loved him. I would definitely book him again!"
Send me your date and I'll tell you if it's open.
One party per night, so it's worth checking early. Tell me your date and headcount and I'll come back with options and a price the same day.
Or call me directly at (385) 210-9022
Pick what fits your night.
01
Walk-Around Magic
Close-up magic that brings the entire room to life. I work the room during arrivals, cocktails, and dinner. Small groups at a time, big reactions. Best for the part of the night where people are standing around waiting for something to start.
02
Interactive Stage Show
Built around audience participation, not performed at people. 30 to 45 minutes designed for a corporate room, where your own team ends up part of the show and everyone connects, laughs, and stays present.
03
Complete Event Experience
Walk-around magic while everyone arrives and eats, then the stage show once they're seated. By then the room already knows me, and a warm room reacts twice as big. This is the version companies come back for the following year.
You already know how this usually goes.
People arrive, find the two coworkers they already talk to, eat, and start checking the time around 8:30. Nobody's fault. There's just nothing pulling the room together.
- Walk-around magic breaks up the cliques, because I bring groups together instead of performing at them
- Clean material that works with your CEO, your new hires, and anyone's plus-one in the same room
- Nothing that singles anyone out or forces participation, which is the thing planners worry about most
- Works around your program instead of interrupting it, including awards and speeches
Where it drops into your run of show.
Cocktails and arrivals
Walk-around magic starts the moment people walk in, so the first awkward half hour takes care of itself.
The show, after dinner
30 to 45 minutes on stage while everyone's still seated and full, which is exactly when a room is easiest to win.
Then your program
Awards and speeches land into a room that's already warmed up and paying attention, instead of one you have to wake up. I step back and let your night be your night.
What it looks like in action.
The questions planners actually ask.
How far out should we book?
For December, sooner is genuinely better. I can only be at one party per night, and Friday and Saturday dates go before the weeknights do. If your date is set, that's the thing to lock first.
Our venue is loud. Does that work?
For walk-around magic, yes. It happens a few feet from people, so noise isn't a factor. For the stage show I'll need a microphone and a room that can settle for half an hour. Tell me your venue and I'll tell you straight whether it fits.
What does it cost?
It depends on the format, the length, and your headcount. Send me your date and how many people you're expecting and I'll come back with options and a real number the same day, not a brochure.
Will anyone be embarrassed?
No. Nobody gets dragged up, nobody's the punchline, and nothing goes near anyone's personal life. The material is clean enough for a mixed room with leadership in it.
What do you need from us?
For walk-around magic, nothing at all. For the stage show, a microphone and somewhere for people to look. No crew, no lighting plot, no rider full of demands.
How do we hold the date?
A 50% retainer holds it, balance due before the event. Until that's in, the date is open to whoever books it first, and I'll always tell you if someone else is asking about your night.