KANSAS CITY CORPORATE ENTERTAINMENT
Less small talk.
More big choruses.
Give coworkers and clients something to share beyond another slide deck. An interactive piano show brings live music, laughter, and a little friendly competition to the room.
LIVE MUSIC · SONG REQUESTS · SHARED MOMENTS
YOUR NIGHT.
MIDWEST DUELING PIANOS / PERFORMANCE ARCHIVE
YOUR EVENT. YOUR ENERGY.
Bring the room together.
A corporate audience rarely comes with one musical taste. An all-request format makes that variety part of the fun. Midwest Dueling Pianos blends live music and comedy into a show shaped around the people at your event, whether you are planning a client celebration, employee appreciation night, or conference social.
01 / PLAN THE NIGHT
Match the energy to the agenda.
Choose what the entertainment needs to do. A closing-night celebration can feel very different from an awards dinner or client reception. Share your event goal, audience, and schedule so the show has a clear place in the program. If speeches, recognition, or sponsor remarks are part of the evening, identify their timing and who is responsible for microphones and cues.
02 / PLAN THE NIGHT
Keep participation comfortable.
A great company party should feel welcoming across teams, roles, and personalities. Tell us about company culture and set expectations for language, humor, and guest involvement. If you would rather avoid singling out executives or employees, say so. Participation can be discussed without making attendance feel like a performance assignment.
FROM THE PERFORMANCE ARCHIVE
Picture your night.
The audience becomes part of the show.
A setup that fits the room.
Performance and setup examples from the Midwest Dueling Pianos archive. Locations and production vary by event.
01 / PLAN THE NIGHT
Give your venue and production team a shared plan.
Send the room layout, guest count, loading instructions, event contact, and any in-house AV requirements. For a hotel or convention space, ask the venue about access times, sound limits, and vendor requirements. We will confirm the proposed production and performance needs before you finalize the arrangement.
02 / PLAN THE NIGHT
Help procurement get to yes.
An event-specific quote gives your internal team something useful to approve. Request a clear scope covering the performance schedule, equipment, travel, payment terms, and any optional services. Share purchase-order, insurance-document, or vendor-onboarding needs early so the team can confirm what is available and how it fits your deadline.
A GOOD PLACE TO START
Bring us
your details.
- ✓Event goal and guest count
- ✓Venue and run of show
- ✓Company tone and participation boundaries
- ✓AV contact and procurement requirements
BEFORE THE FIRST NOTE
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Can the show work around speeches and awards?
Share the run of show and identify your key moments. The team can discuss performance timing, breaks, and announcement responsibilities.
Is the comedy appropriate for a workplace event?
Discuss your preferred tone and boundaries before booking. That conversation helps the performers plan an appropriate experience for your audience.
Can we request an invoice or vendor documents?
Include your procurement requirements with the inquiry. The team will confirm the documents and payment process for the proposed booking.
A FEW USEFUL NEXT STEPS
Make planning easier.
01
Holiday parties
Skip the awkward lull after dinner. Give your holiday party a live soundtrack and a room full of reasons to stay for one more song.
02
Venue planning checklist
Before the first request, get the room ready. Use these questions with your venue and the Midwest Dueling Pianos booking team.
03
Pricing and booking
What does a dueling piano show cost? The useful answer starts with your event. Here is what goes into a quote and what to compare before you book.
LET’S MAKE IT YOUR NIGHT
Ready for
your encore?
Tell us the date, the place, and the people. Let’s find the right show for your event.
Request availability and a tailored quote. Your date is reserved only after the booking requirements are completed.