Children's shows and children's entertainment

Teams of entertainers who run the party from start to finish: reception and welcome, games and treasure hunts, dancing, competitions, balloon modelling, a bubble workshop, face painting and a photocall with characters. The host drives the programme and keeps the timings, so nobody has to watch the clock.

At children's fairs and village festivals we stage character parades — harlequins, jesters, fairies, elves, stilt walkers and mascots — that work their way around the site and gather the crowd at the stage in time for the show. It is the formula that works best when a square has to be filled.

And for late afternoon and evening events we combine the children's entertainment with the circus, dance and fire shows of the rest of the cast: the children's programme opens and the big show closes.

Magicians and illusionists in two formats. Close-up magic, table to table: the magician works the tables during the drinks reception or the meal and does the magic a hand's width from the audience. It is the format that works best at weddings and first communions, because it needs no stage and does not interrupt the celebration.

Stage magic: a self-contained set of 30 to 60 minutes with audience participation, built for children's birthdays, town festivals, schools and corporate events. The magician can be booked alone or as part of a wider programme.

Magic also fits inside any of our themes: an illusionist costumed as a medieval sorcerer, a Baroque alchemist or a futuristic character costs the same and leaves the impression that the whole event was pulling in one direction.

Current routines, the ones the children already know: hip hop, funk and the songs of the moment, with professional dancers. It is built as two pieces that fit together: an open workshop in the morning, where the children learn the routine, and a final performance in the afternoon where they go up on stage with the dancers.

It is the activity that pulls the most families to the closing show, because every child who dances brings their own along to watch.

Children's birthdays: entertainers, a magician, balloon modelling, bubbles, face painting and games, at home, in a function room or at a country house. First communions: table-to-table magic during the banquet and entertainment for the children while the adults linger at the table. Weddings: children's entertainment for the children's table and close-up magic at the cocktail hour, so the celebration never breaks up.

Fairs and town festivals: a children's programme morning or afternoon, with a parade and a stage set. Corporate events, schools and shopping centres: Christmas and Three Kings parties, open days and openings.

If the event also needs bouncy castles, we coordinate them through partner companies and manage them from Fantasía: one point of contact and one quote. We always require the company's public liability insurance and the UNE-EN 14960 certificate for each attraction.