The Quiz Show, live in your room.
Your people are the contestants. We bring the buzzers, put the board on your screen, and host it live: the Quiz Show and the Survey Showdown up front, three more formats and karaoke behind them. A segment inside a DJ package, or the whole night. New Bedford, MA.
Five formats and karaoke, one host.
The Quiz Show
Five categories, five clues each. Pick a value, the host reads the clue, the first buzz answers, most points wins. Up to ten players or teams.
For company parties, schools, rehearsal dinners, and fundraisers.
How it plays and who it is for
The Survey Showdown
Two teams face off on the buzzer, the top survey answers sit hidden on the board, and three strikes hand the other side the steal. A speed round finishes it.
The format the room already knows, and the one companies ask for by name. For holiday parties, schools, senior living, and fundraisers.
How it plays and who it is for
Buzzer Trivia
A buzzer per team, a tile each on the board. Buzz when the right answer appears; the fast buzz scores more.
For colleges, after-prom, and the opener at a company party.
How it plays
The Couples Game
Four couples, one phone each. One partner predicts, the other answers out loud, and the room watches the reveal.
For showers, engagement parties, and rehearsal dinners.
How it plays
Wheel and quick-fire
A prize wheel spun from a buzzer, a 30-second solo trivia sprint, and a text-to-win race.
For the giveaway, the gaps between headliners, and after-prom.
How it playsKaraoke
A host runs the order, opens with a group song, and offers the shy a duet or a pass. Same booth, same sound as the DJ set.
For after-parties, birthdays, and the opt-in end of a holiday party.
How it runsScreens from the games in our library, not event photos.
Sixty to ninety minutes, start to finish.
Before doors
Board on your screen, buzzers on the tables, sound up, before your guests arrive.
The opener
Buzzer Trivia, so the room learns the rules by playing.
The headliner
The Quiz Show, categories written about your people, the clock running.
The floor
A spin of the prize wheel, then the music, or the songbook.
By the occasion, and by who is booking.
Company parties, team building, the holiday party
The Survey Showdown is the one companies ask for: two sides of the company, one player a side at the buzzer, the rest of the table shouting. Then ten on the Quiz Show board, and the wheel for the giveaway.
HR, office managers, executive assistantsShowers, engagement parties, rehearsal dinners
The Couples Game, built for four couples: the couple, three from the guest list, everyone else the audience.
The couple, the shower host, the plannerSchools and colleges
Grades as teams and students against the staff at an assembly, family trivia on a weeknight, the after-prom, and college late nights. Clean content is the rule.
Principals, PTOs, activities boardsFundraisers and tournaments
Your committee sells the tables and the round sponsors, and we bring the show: parents against teachers, business against business.
PTOs, booster clubs, parishes, nonprofitsSenior living
Seated, tables as teams, questions read aloud. The Showdown one player at a time, the Quiz Show with hands up instead of a race. One flat daytime rate.
Activities directorsBars and breweries
A hosted night with the board on your TVs: buzzer rounds as the special, the wheel between rounds.
Owners and managersThe studio comes with us.
- The host, start to finish.
- The games, and the laptop that drives your screen.
- Twenty-four wireless buzzers, which is a buzzer for every table in most rooms.
- The sound and the microphones.
- The questions, stock or written about your people.
The screen is yours.
- A TV or projector we can plug into.
- Power.
- The contestants.
- Phones and a signal, for the Couples Game and the text race.
A segment, or the main event.
The Add-On
The Quiz Show as a hosted segment inside your DJ package.
The Game Show
Showers, engagements, rehearsal dinners, parties.
Team Building
Departments head to head, custom rounds about your company.
Bar Trivia
A hosted weekly night for bars and breweries.
The honest answers.
What does the room need?
A TV or projector we can plug into, power, and quiet enough to hear a question.
How many people play at once?
Ten on the Quiz Show board, two teams on the Showdown, four couples, a tile per buzzer in trivia. Tables play as teams.
Can the questions be about us?
Yes: your company, your couple, your school, the guest of honor. Every question is edited before the night, and for schools and senior living, clean is the rule.
Does everyone get a turn?
Contestants change each round, tables play as teams, and the room plays along out loud.
How long does it run?
A show runs sixty to ninety minutes, opener through the last round. Inside that, the segments are short on purpose: nobody is trapped in one game.
Where do you go?
New Bedford is home: the SouthCoast from Fall River and Dartmouth to Wareham, the South Shore, Cape Cod, and Rhode Island to Providence.