Maksishow · Warsaw
Find an idea for your occasion
A birthday at home, a gathering for a larger group and a show within an evening reception call for different plans. Choose a direction here, then open a programme to see more.
Where should you start?
Consider the occasion, the guests’ ages and the space available. Then decide whether the focus should be a shared game, a character visit or a performance. Combining several elements means agreeing their order and practical requirements at the venue.
Before you book
A description helps you choose an idea; the particular booking is agreed separately. Ask about your date, the running order, travel and technical requirements for the selected programme.
Science show for curious children
A science party begins with a question: what will happen next?
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A bubble show for a child’s celebration
A bubble can become a shape, a cloud of tiny reflections or a frame around a person.
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A birthday built around your child
The most useful starting point for a birthday is your child: what they enjoy, who they want to invite and how they like to play.
ExploreA surprise greeting for a special day
Sometimes the birthday surprise needs to fit around an ordinary day.
ExploreA birthday with its own storyline
Some birthday ideas need more than a character arriving at the door.
ExploreA quest party for a team of friends
A quest gives a group a reason to move through a celebration together: there is a shared theme and something to work towards.
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A paper show full of movement
White paper strips turn a familiar room into a changing landscape for a party.
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A Hawaiian theme for a colourful birthday
A Hawaiian party gives a birthday a sunny direction through music, dancing and playful group activities.
ExploreChildren’s entertainment at a family celebration
At a wedding or a family anniversary, children often need a different rhythm from the adults around them.
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A New Year visit at home
A New Year visit at home puts the familiar winter characters right in the middle of a family celebration.
ExploreA New Year celebration for a children’s group
A kindergarten or school celebration brings a whole group into the same winter story.
ExploreA New Year event for employees’ children
When employees bring their children to a New Year gathering, an office becomes a different kind of meeting place.
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A YouTube and TikTok themed party
A YouTube and TikTok themed party brings familiar online references into a shared birthday activity.
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A magician for a curious audience
A disappearing object invites everyone watching to look a little more closely.
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An event host who connects the programme
A celebration brings together people, announcements and moments that deserve attention.
ExploreA show that belongs in your event
A show can give a wedding, anniversary or company gathering a distinct moment in its programme.
ExploreA robot adventure with Bumblebee
A robot arriving at a birthday gives the gathering a story to step into.
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A bubble performance for a wedding or event
At a wedding or an anniversary, a bubble performance offers a visual pause in the flow of the celebration.
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A fire performance for an event programme
A fire show uses movement, choreography and the changing appearance of flame as the centre of a performance.
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A strongman show for a watching audience
A strongman performance makes physical effort visible: an object resists, a movement builds, and the audience watches the result.
ExploreA company event with a clear shared idea
A company celebration works from a different brief than a family birthday.
ExploreLet’s start with your idea
Tell us about the date, the children and the venue. We will discuss the programme and confirm availability.
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