Smart, interactive 60-minute shows combining familiar songs, reminiscence, conversation, comedy and — whenever the mood takes us — a little dancing.
Entertainment Therapists — using music, memories and laughter to help make everybody’s day a little brighter.
Our approach
For us, a song can be the start of a conversation. A television theme, an old advert or a familiar phrase can unlock a memory. Residents are encouraged to sing, chat, laugh, reminisce and join in at whatever level feels right for them.
Cabaret-style entertainment built around much-loved music from the 1940s to the 1970s, mixed with memories of television, adverts, fashions and everyday life.
Familiar songs • reminiscence • conversation • singalongs
Big days deserve a proper occasion. We tailor the music, presentation and costumes to dates such as St Patrick's Day, St Andrew's Day and Remembrance.
Themed music • smart costume • shared memories
Two performers, a whole cast of characters and plenty of traditional panto fun. Professionally written scripts, costumes, backdrops, props, songs and audience interaction.
One hour • multiple characters • comedy • songs
We turn up ready to perform: tuxedos, lounge jackets, character costumes or themed dress depending on the show. We bring our own amplification and adapt the performance to the room.
No theatre is required. Your lounge becomes our cabaret room for the hour.
The singing matters. So does the laughter, the conversation, the hand-holding, the dancing and the moment somebody decides they want to join in.
A lively hour built around Irish favourites and familiar songs.
Scottish songs and full Scottish regalia make it feel like a real occasion.
A respectful, nostalgic programme presented in RAF uniform.
Our pantomimes are written to work in care-home lounges. Two performers play multiple characters, with costume changes, scenery, props, familiar songs, comedy and all the audience participation you'd expect.
Ask about pantomime datesWe call ourselves Entertainment Therapists because the aim goes beyond simply getting through a set list. We use entertainment to encourage participation, conversation and shared memories.
It is not clinical therapy. It is good old-fashioned live entertainment, shaped around the people in the room.
Whether you're planning a regular Memory Show, a special celebration or a pantomime, send us a few details and we'll come back to you about availability.