Entertainment

March 28, 2012

A lead-sponsor reception started at 6:30 p.m., offering a pop-up tattoo parlor where guests could get temporary designs.

Photo: Christina Noël Photography

With the "Teapot Libation Machine," a Redmoon performer wears a metal backpack with an extended arm that holds a porcelain teapot at its end. The teapot, mechanically operated by a switch on the performer's wrist, poured cocktails into guests' glasses.

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Meanwhile, a roving performer offered snacks from a tray that appeared to dangle from antlers affixed to her head.

Photo: Christina Noël Photography

The company's "Spinning Vehicles" are rolling platforms with elevated, performer-activated, rotating vignettes including a tilted bathtub with a bather.

Photo: Christina Noël Photography

The recent Beverly Hills Hotel & Bungalows 100th anniversary bash kicked off with a performance by the Aqualillies, a troupe of water-ballerinas.

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Zen Arts in Southern California offers an array of entertainment that can take place in or around a pool, including their transparent spheres that hold performers and float on water.

Photo: Josh Reiss

Pop-a-shot basketball was a popular activity at Sunglass Hut's summer party.

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For Yahoo's Genome relaunch party in New York, organizers brought in a trio of synchronized swimmers from Gotham Synchro to swim in the venue's indoor pool. The water dancers sported alien-inspired body suits as a nod to the event's futuristic theme.

Photo: Sean T. Smith

Dubbed "Hannah Mermaid," model Hannah Fraser is available for corporate events, and specializes in underwater "aquabatics" and open-water diving.

Photo: Jaime Gianopoulos

L'Eden by Perrier-Jouët

On November 29, Perrier-Jouët celebrated the opening of its lounge L'Eden by Perrier-Jouët in partnership with Vanity Fair at Casa Faena in Miami Beach. The event included performers who literally danced on Perrier-Jouët bottles. In addition, Sarah Jessica Parker surprised guests as she appeared on stage in a performance created by Simon Hammerstein, the theatrical director and owner of New York's Box nightclub. Other celebrity guests at the party included Katie Holmes, Petra Nemcova, and Lady Victoria Hervey.

Photo: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Perrier-Jouet

A.G.O. Massive Party

Art Gallery of Ontario's annual Massive Party took place April 27 in Toronto. Produced and designed by A.G.O., the event featured an Arto Lifewtr room that had a floating selfie station showcasing the artwork of Craig & Karl.

Photo: Courtesy of A.G.O.

Giant boomboxes made with LED lighting came to life when guests pressed the play button, triggering lights, music, and the emergence of dancers who performed routines. They also housed a DJ booth in the “tape deck” part of the boombox, where DJ Myles Hendrik spun tunes for general admission guests.

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