7 Best Event Performers for Hire in Singapore (2026)
Compare 7 event performers for hire in Singapore: stilt walkers, fire acts, roving performers and stage shows for corporate events and festivals.
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AI image by LocalRankStilt walkers, fire acts and roving performers turn a plain function into a talking point, but they are harder to book than a DJ or emcee. Most Singapore suppliers sell performers as part of a wider menu, so this guide lists seven companies whose own pages describe stilt walking, fire performance, roving characters or stage spectacle acts. Each write-up attributes what the company says and leaves out prices, which change with duration and venue. Use the list to shortlist two or three, then ask each for availability, a video and the technical needs of your space. For magicians, kids' party entertainers, DJs or emcees, see our dedicated guides.
1. FunCo
FunCo is an event rental and activities company whose site gives stilt walking its own service page. That page describes a performer in a bright costume who walks among guests, with meet-and-greet sessions, simple juggling and balloon giveaways, and says costumes can follow a carnival, circus, festive or branded theme. The company also says its performers are trained for balance and that bookings can run by the hour or for a whole event. Its live performer menu additionally lists emcees, magicians, jugglers, lion dance and a roving mascot with a minder, so one supplier can cover several roving acts. Rental games and food stations sit on the same site, which suits family days and mall activations. Request a quote through its enquiry channels.
2. PartyMojo
PartyMojo runs a performances section that reads like a talent menu. Its stilt walker listing describes ten-foot-tall costumed characters for strolling entertainment at festivals, carnival fairs, corporate functions and shopping malls, with outfits themed for occasions such as Christmas or Halloween. A separate fire show description says performers breathe fire and mix flame tricks with magic, and notes that only professionals should attempt it. The same page lists acrobatic duos, contortionists, LED poi, dry ice shows, daiko drummers, lion and dragon dance and mime artistes, plus Chinese, Malay and Indian cultural items. Ask which acts suit your venue and its fire rules before confirming. Enquiries go through its site forms and listed contact channels.
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3. Party People
Party People lists a section of event talents beside its food stations and decor, which helps when you want performers and extras from one supplier. Its page names a fire illusion show, a danger balancing show, a lion dance performance, a snake charmer show, a bubble show, a laser LED show, a comedy juggling show and a harpist. A separate roving list names a roving stilt walker, magician and juggler plus costumed Cai Shen Ye or Santa Claus characters, which suits crowds that keep moving. The company describes itself as serving corporate events, schools and community celebrations as well as parties. It also lists caricature, balloon sculpting and face painting if you want a wider activity mix. Contact it through the site to check availability.
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4. Happier
Happier describes itself as a collective of event planners, artists, entertainers and decorators, and its services menu places stilt walkers under fringe activities next to roving magic, mascot rental, caricature and face painting. That structure is useful when you want a tall walkabout character alongside smaller close-up acts at the same event. The wider menu also lists emcees, a stage magician, a rabbit and dove act, photo booths and decor, so one enquiry can cover entertainment and styling. Its footer shows a 2026 copyright and recent blog posts, which suggests the business is active. The site uses a quote-request flow and publishes a sales email and a messaging link. Ask which costume themes are available and how long each performer works before breaks.
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5. Merry Bees
Merry Bees is best known for emcees, bands and DJs, but its Special Act section is why it belongs on a performer page. That index lists acrobatic dancers, a Chinese circus show, juggling cats, a laser act, a light show called Light Civilisation, a bubble show, a magician, a mentalist, a comedian and a performer billed as Pyro Man. The Pyro Man page says he works with flame sticks and chains, eats fire and spins it, which makes it the fire dance option. Each act has its own page, so you can compare before asking about availability. The company also supplies sound, lighting, LED walls and videography, and its footer carries a 2026 copyright line. Enquire through its contact page or messaging link.
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6. Electric Dreamz
Electric Dreamz is an event management company whose entertainment page presents spectacle acts for corporate and private events. The page names an LED light show, a laser light show, fire breathers, a stand-up comedian, a mentalist, a magician, dancers, singers and bands, an event deejay and an emcee with games. It keeps a separate fringe-activities page for pre-event entertainment, so you can pair an opening act with games around the venue. The company says it serves dinner-and-dance, launch-day and birthday events. It also rents audio-visual gear, lighting, LED walls and special-effects equipment, which helps when a fire or laser act needs staging. Its contact page shows a 2026 copyright line. Ask how fire and laser acts are staged at your venue.
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7. Multiverse Productions
Multiverse Productions is an event and experiential marketing company with a dedicated entertainers and performers page. That roster names a mind reader, a conjurer, a fire illusionist, an iPad illusionist, a bilingual digital magician, a burlesque performer, a laser show, a ventriloquist, two sand artists and music acts such as an electric strings trio and a DJ and saxophonist duo. It reads as stage entertainment for dinners and gala evenings rather than strolling crowds. The same site lists emcees, DJs, live bands, lighting, LED walls and special effects, so a producer can stage the whole programme. Its page shows a 2025 copyright line and a Novena business address. Ask for a showreel and technical requirements before deciding.
How to choose
- Decide whether you want walkabout acts or a stage moment. Stilt walkers, roving jugglers and costumed characters work among a moving crowd at malls and carnivals, while fire shows, laser acts and illusionists need a defined performance area, clear sightlines and a few minutes of audience attention.
- Ask how a fire act is staged at your venue. Venue managers often have their own rules about open flame, so request the performer's technical requirements in writing, and ask the supplier what clearances or approvals it handles and which remain yours to arrange with the venue.
- Check the space before you book. Stilt walkers need clear height at doorways, low ceilings and floor surfaces they can walk on safely, while stage acts need power, floor area and backstage room. Share photos or a floor plan so the supplier can confirm what is practical.
- Request a recent video of the exact act, not a general showreel, and ask who will turn up. Some companies act as agents for several performers, so confirm the performer, costume, set length and break pattern in writing, and ask what happens if someone is unwell on the day.
- Match the act to the audience and the run of show. Ask how long each set lasts, how many breaks a walkabout performer needs, whether costumes can follow your theme, and what insurance the supplier says it carries. Get the scope and timings written into the quotation before paying a deposit.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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