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The 13 best magicians in Singapore for corporate events, D&Ds and family days

These 13 magicians in Singapore play corporate events, D&Ds and company family days, from roving close-up magicians who work the reception to stage illusionists, mentalists and kids' shows for the family day crowd. Some are solo performers with their own sites and some are agencies with a pool of acts. For a D&D, book roving magic for the cocktail reception and a 20 to 30 minute stage set after dinner, and ask whether the magician needs a handheld mic.

By Karts C · Updated 8 November 2026

Photo: Magicians of Singapore

Quick picks

  1. PartyMojoFamily days that want a roving magician by the hour and a kids' show from one company · From S$250
  2. FunFair.sgFamily days and company events that want a fixed price for one to three hours of roving magic · From S$350
  3. Experience Magic (Jasper Lee)D&Ds and client nights that want a roving set and a short after-dinner show from one magician · From S$1,000
  4. Bella Entertainment AgencyPlanners who want a price range for each kind of magic act before picking a performer · From S$600
  5. Stefan EbingerCorporate dinners and trade show booths that want a set built around the company's logo or product · From S$1,400
  6. Tricky PatrickFamily days that want a kids' corner with magic, balloons and face painting at a set price · From S$399

Compare all 13

#NameAreaFrom
1PartyMojoJurong East (IMM Building)S$250
2FunFair.sgWoodlands (Woodlands Horizon)S$350
3Experience Magic (Jasper Lee)Tiong BahruS$1,000
4Bella Entertainment AgencyBukit BatokS$600
5Stefan Ebinger–S$1,400
6Tricky Patrick–S$399
7Ryan Goh–On request
8Magic of Ian (Ian Tan)–On request
9TK Jiang–On request
10Ming Da (M for Magic)–On request
11Magicians of SingaporeUbiOn request
12Alexander Yuen (iPad Magician)UbiOn request
13Tommy Kian–On request
PartyMojo1

Jurong East (IMM Building) · Family days that want a roving magician by the hour and a kids' show from one company

1. PartyMojo

Roving magic by the hour; kids' shows 30 minutes; fire show 20 to 25 minutes · Comes to you; the stage show needs a stage

PartyMojo is a Jurong East party and event company that sends roving magicians to family days and D&Ds at $250 for the first hour and $220 for each hour after that (as of 8 Nov 2026). Its 30-minute live animal magic show with doves comes with an hour of balloon sculpting, and the corporate package for it is $600. A 20 to 25 minute fire magic show is $550, and the stage magic show for D&Ds comes with a sound system and needs a stage, priced by the sales team. Recent jobs on its magician page include family days for YCH, Epson, Shell, Roche and ST Engineering, and D&Ds for Dow and Hilti.

Has worked with YCH, Epson, Shell, Roche

From

S$250

$250 for the first hour of roving magic, $220 for each extra hour; corporate animal magic package $600 (as of 8 Nov 2026)

As of 8 November 2026 *1

Visit partymojo.com.sgFull profile
FunFair.sg2

Woodlands (Woodlands Horizon) · Family days and company events that want a fixed price for one to three hours of roving magic

2. FunFair.sg

1 to 3 hours · Comes to you

FunFair.sg is a Woodlands carnival and rental company that sends a roving magician to family days and company events at $350 for one hour, $650 for two hours and $950 for three (as of 8 Nov 2026). The magician walks the floor doing close-up tricks for small groups, brings their own props and works to your event schedule. It also books stage magic, mind-reading and illusion acts and kids' magic shows.

From

S$350

$350 for 1 hour, $650 for 2 hours, $950 for 3 hours of roving magic (as of 8 Nov 2026)

As of 8 November 2026 *2

Visit funfair.sgFull profile
Experience Magic (Jasper Lee)3

Tiong Bahru · D&Ds and client nights that want a roving set and a short after-dinner show from one magician

3. Experience Magic (Jasper Lee)

Stand-up show for 20 guests and up; live feed advised above 300 · Roving 1 to 2 hours; stage show 20 minutes; mind magic show about 30 minutes · Comes to you; stage shows need a handheld mic

Experience Magic is the Tiong Bahru company of close-up magician Jasper Lee, with roving magic for D&Ds, launches and conferences at $1,000 an hour on its rate card, or $1,250 an hour for close-up mixed with digital effects on phones (as of 8 Nov 2026). A 20-minute platform magic show is $1,500 and a 20-minute platform mentalism show is $2,300, and stage shows need a handheld mic. Jasper won the SMC close-up magic championship in 2010, and his corporate clients include Lexus, Estee Lauder, PayPal and Capella Singapore. Roving photography is $350 for 2 hours, and it asks for at least 3 weeks' notice.

Has worked with Lexus, Estee Lauder, PayPal, Capella Singapore

From

S$1,000

Roving close-up $1,000 per hour; 20-minute platform magic show $1,500; 20-minute mentalism show $2,300 (rate card, as of 8 Nov 2026)

As of 8 November 2026 *3

Visit experiencemagic.com.sgFull profile
Bella Entertainment Agency4

Bukit Batok · Planners who want a price range for each kind of magic act before picking a performer

4. Bella Entertainment Agency

One roving magician for about 80 to 120 guests over 90 minutes; stage segment 50 to 300; illusionist 100 to 500+ · Roving 1 to 2 hours; stage segment 20 to 40 minutes; illusion show 30 to 60 minutes; mentalist 30 to 45 minutes · Comes to you

Bella Entertainment Agency is a Bukit Batok entertainment agency that books close-up and roving magicians for corporate events at $600 to $1,200 for 1 to 2 hours (as of 8 Nov 2026), with one magician covering about 80 to 120 guests over 90 minutes. A corporate stage segment for 50 to 300 guests is $1,000 to $2,500, a stage illusionist for 100 to 500 or more guests is $1,500 to $4,000, and a mentalist is $1,500 to $3,500. Kids' birthday magicians are $400 to $600. Its magicians have played ballrooms at Marina Bay Sands, Suntec, Resorts World Sentosa, Shangri-La and Raffles.

From

S$600

Roving magician $600 to $1,200 for 1 to 2 hours; corporate stage segment $1,000 to $2,500; stage illusionist $1,500 to $4,000 (as of 8 Nov 2026)

As of 8 November 2026 *4

Visit singapore-bella-entertainment.comFull profile
Stefan Ebinger5

Corporate dinners and trade show booths that want a set built around the company's logo or product

5. Stefan Ebinger

Roving groups up to 20; close-up show 10 to 60; stage show up to 250; mentalism up to 120 · Close-up, stage and mentalism shows 25 to 40 minutes; trade show act 10 to 15 minutes · Comes to you; the close-up show needs a table and chairs

Stefan Ebinger is a Singapore-based magician with more than 20 years of shows who plays corporate dinners, galas, launches and trade shows, with corporate fees from $1,400 (as of 8 Nov 2026). His roving sets are short shows for groups of up to 20, his close-up show (10 to 60 guests) and stage show (up to 250) each run 25 to 40 minutes, and a mentalism act for up to 120 runs the same length. He can put a client's logo or product into the tricks, asks for 4 weeks' notice for a custom trade show act, and does a free demonstration in person before Singapore bookings. His clients include Google, Bayer, MasterCard, Citibank and Shell.

Has worked with Google, Bayer, MasterCard, Citibank

From

S$1,400

Corporate events from $1,400; private parties from $650 (as of 8 Nov 2026)

As of 8 November 2026 *5

Visit stefanebinger.comFull profile
Tricky Patrick logo6

Family days that want a kids' corner with magic, balloons and face painting at a set price

6. Tricky Patrick

Magic show 30 minutes; Silver and Gold packages about 1.5 hours · Comes to you

Tricky Patrick is a Singapore kids' magician with over 20 years of shows, and his $599 Gold package, a 30-minute magic show with an hour of balloon sculpting and face painting, is the one he suggests for corporate family days (as of 8 Nov 2026). The Bronze package is $399 for the 30-minute show and Silver is $499 with an hour of balloons, and extra balloon time is $50 per 30 minutes. He also supplies emcees, caricaturists, a fortune teller, popcorn and candy floss, and a sound system.

From

S$399

$399 for a 30-minute magic show; $599 Gold package with balloons and face painting (as of 8 Nov 2026)

As of 8 November 2026 *6

Visit trickypatrick.comFull profile
Ryan Goh7

D&Ds that want magic across the whole night, from the reception to an after-dinner stage spot

7. Ryan Goh

Close-up, short dinner segments and stage show, set to the programme · Comes to you

Ryan Goh is a Singapore magician who does close-up and roving sets at cocktail receptions and stage shows at D&Ds and galas, priced per event. For a corporate night he suggests a mix: close-up magic at the reception, short spots between dinner items and a stage show after dinner. He won Best Newcomer at the Melbourne Magic Festival 2023, and reviews on his site come from an annual D&D at Marina Bay Sands, Stroke Support Station's 10th anniversary gala and Allen & Gledhill. He says to book early for year-end functions.

Has worked with Allen & Gledhill, Stroke Support Station

Magic of Ian (Ian Tan)8

Company dinners with Mandarin or dialect speakers in the room

8. Magic of Ian (Ian Tan)

Dinner table show up to 20; stage show up to 400 without a live feed · Roving 5 to 15 minutes per group; dinner table and stage shows about 25 minutes · Comes to you

Ian Tan C.K. is a Singapore magician, performing professionally since 2016, who works in English, Mandarin and dialect and has three corporate formats, priced per event. His roving set is 5 to 15 minutes per group with little or no setup, his dinner table show runs up to 25 minutes for up to 20 guests, and his stage show runs about 25 minutes for up to 400 people without a live feed. He was first runner-up in the Singapore Association of Magicians close-up competition in 2014 and has consulted on magic items for Asia's Got Talent and China's Got Talent.

TK Jiang logo9

Mandarin-speaking or mixed audiences, and D&Ds or launches with a tech theme

9. TK Jiang

Laser opening act 5 minutes; other sets to the programme · Comes to you

TK Jiang is a Singapore digital illusionist who performs in English, Mandarin or both, with iPad magic in stage and roving formats, a digital stage illusion show and a 5-minute light and laser opening act, priced per event. He was Singapore's first Golden Buzzer on Asia's Got Talent and won the champion and People's Choice awards at a national magic competition run by the International Brotherhood of Magicians. His corporate clients include Shell, Microsoft, BNY Mellon and Zebra, and he has performed on Mediacorp Channel 8's live CNY countdown.

Has worked with Shell, Microsoft, BNY Mellon, Zebra

Ming Da (M for Magic)10

Trade show booths and D&Ds with English and Mandarin speakers

10. Ming Da (M for Magic)

Trade show presentation 20 minutes, twice an hour · Comes to you

Ming Da is a Singapore magician who performs in English and Mandarin at D&Ds, product launches, trade shows and black-tie dinners, with roving, interactive stage, pickpocket and custom shows priced per event. For trade shows he runs a 20-minute presentation twice an hour through the day. He has performed at The Magic Castle in Los Angeles, his corporate clients include Facebook, Sephora, Citibank and Formula 1, and the U.S. Embassy in Singapore has given him a testimonial.

Has worked with Facebook, Sephora, Citibank, Formula 1

Magicians of Singapore11

Ubi · Large D&Ds and MICE events that want a choice of performers for roving and stage slots

11. Magicians of Singapore

Comes to you

Magicians of Singapore is a collective of professional magicians, set up in 2012, that sends close-up roving magicians to networking events, receptions and conferences, and stage or stand-up acts to D&Ds, MICE events and company anniversaries, priced per event. Stage shows are for big rooms and stand-up sets for smaller ones. Its clients include Richemont, Dior, Google, Apple, Changi Airport, Enterprise Singapore, Campari, Mandarin Oriental and TOKEN2049.

Has worked with Richemont, Dior, Google, Apple

Alexander Yuen (iPad Magician) logo12

Ubi · Brand launches and luxury client events that want the brand's own visuals in the act

12. Alexander Yuen (iPad Magician)

Comes to you

Alexander Yuen is a Singapore iPad magician who does roving iPad magic, a staged iPad illusion show and custom pieces that put a brand's message into the act, priced per event. He has a master's degree in psychology from NUS, has performed in Japan, Dubai, Hong Kong, India, Saudi Arabia and Egypt, and his clients include Chanel, Hermes, Bvlgari, Chopard and LinkedIn. Enquiries get a reply within 24 hours.

Has worked with Chanel, Hermes, Bvlgari, Chopard

Tommy Kian13

Company dinners that want a show written around the company's own message

13. Tommy Kian

Parlour show 20 minutes · Comes to you

Tommy Kian is a full-time Singapore close-up magician with 14 years of shows who writes a new corporate show for each company's dinner or D&D, with a custom message and theatrical effects, priced per event. He also does a 20-minute parlour show for private parties or a stage slot, roving and iPad magic, children's shows and magic workshops. He has been invited to perform and lecture in Taiwan, Malaysia, Thailand and China.

Common questions

How much does a magician cost in Singapore?

For roving magic, PartyMojo charges $250 for the first hour and $220 for each hour after, and FunFair.sg charges $350 for one hour, $650 for two and $950 for three. Experience Magic's rate card has roving close-up at $1,000 an hour and a 20-minute platform show at $1,500. Bella Entertainment Agency gives $600 to $1,200 for 1 to 2 hours of roving, $1,000 to $2,500 for a corporate stage segment and $1,500 to $4,000 for a stage illusionist. Stefan Ebinger's corporate fees start at $1,400. Prices are as of 8 Nov 2026; ask for a quote that states the set length and any surcharge for public holidays or late nights.

Should I book a roving magician or a stage show?

Roving magic suits receptions and networking, where guests stand in small groups; Stefan Ebinger performs for groups of up to 20 at a time, and Bella Entertainment Agency says one roving magician covers about 80 to 120 guests over 90 minutes. A stage show gives the whole room one shared moment, which suits a seated D&D. Ryan Goh suggests doing both: close-up at the reception, short spots between dinner items and a stage show after dinner.

How long is a magic set at a corporate event?

Roving magic usually runs 1 to 2 hours, in short sets per group: 5 to 15 minutes with Ian Tan. Stage sets are short. Experience Magic's platform show is 20 minutes, Ian Tan's stage show is about 25 minutes, and Stefan Ebinger's stage and close-up shows run 25 to 40 minutes. A stage illusionist runs 30 to 60 minutes on Bella Entertainment Agency's price table.

Can I get a magician who performs in Mandarin?

Yes. TK Jiang performs fully in Mandarin, fully in English or in both, and Ming Da works in English and Mandarin. Ian Tan performs in English, Mandarin and dialect. Tell the magician the language mix in the room when you book.

What does a magician need at the venue?

Roving and close-up magic needs little or no setup. Experience Magic says stage shows need a handheld mic, Stefan Ebinger's close-up show needs a table and chairs, and PartyMojo's stage magic show needs a stage. Ian Tan's stage show works for up to 400 people without a live feed, and Experience Magic advises a live feed above 300 guests, so check sightlines in a big ballroom.

How far ahead should I book a magician?

Experience Magic asks for at least 3 weeks' notice, and Stefan Ebinger asks for 4 weeks for a custom trade show act. Ryan Goh says to book early for year-end functions, when D&D dates fill up.

What magic works for a company family day?

A roving magician by the hour works across a family day crowd: PartyMojo charges $250 for the first hour and FunFair.sg $350 for one hour. For a kids' corner, Tricky Patrick's $599 Gold package has a 30-minute magic show plus an hour of balloon sculpting and face painting, and PartyMojo's corporate package for its live animal magic show is $600. Prices are as of 8 Nov 2026.