Take over an entire performance of an East Idaho Events production. The whole house, your guest list, the stage before and after the show, and the cast on hand afterward. It is a night out your people will actually remember, and you don't have to plan any of it.
Companies use it as an employee benefit, the kind of perk that beats another catered lunch. Others use it to thank clients, close a sales year, welcome a new team, or hand out awards somewhere better than a conference room. Realtors, banks, clinics, and dealerships book it for referral lists. Whatever the reason, your guests get an evening out that feels like a gift rather than an obligation.
No. A sponsorship buys advertising and recognition. This is a private event you're buying outright, closer to booking a venue for the night than to putting your logo on a poster. It is not a donation and it is not tax deductible.
Any production East Idaho Events stages. Availability depends on the run, so the earlier you ask the more nights there are to choose from.
It depends on the venue for that production. Tell us your headcount and we'll tell you honestly whether it works before you plan around it.
Usually yes, subject to what the venue allows. If it's easier, we can arrange it instead.
Talk to us early. Once a night is committed we've turned away public ticket sales for it, so late changes are harder than early ones.
Tell us the occasion and roughly how many guests, and we'll tell you what's open on the current run.
Ask about a date