Speaker & MC Kit
Kasun Kalhara
The Master of Oratory · OraVox™, The Golden Voice
- MC / Emcee
- Event Host
- Keynote Speaker
- Moderator
- TV/Radio Presenter
- Facilitator
Biography
Kasun Kalhara is an Australia-based professional MC, event host, speaker and TV/radio presenter, known as The Master of Oratory and The Golden Voice.
With more than 250 events behind him, from weddings and gala nights to corporate functions, awards ceremonies, conferences, workshops, community festivals and sporting occasions, he brings warmth, timing and polished English delivery to every stage.
Kasun works closely with organisers on run sheets and scripting, reads the room with ease, and keeps every programme flowing smoothly so guests stay engaged from the first welcome to the final farewell.
How to introduce Kasun
Ladies and gentlemen, it is my pleasure to introduce our host for today. He is an Australia-based MC, speaker and broadcaster who has brought more than 250 events to life, from gala nights and awards ceremonies to conferences and community festivals. Known as The Master of Oratory and The Golden Voice, he is here to guide us through the programme. Please join me in welcoming Kasun Kalhara.
Short version: Please welcome Australia’s Master of Oratory, Kasun Kalhara.
Swap “host” for “speaker”, “moderator” or “facilitator” to suit his role at your event.
Technical requirements
Audio
- One wireless handheld microphone with fresh batteries, plus a spare
- Lapel or headset microphone for keynotes, panels and workshops
- A sound technician or venue contact available for the sound check
Stage & AV
- Lectern with a reading light for evening or low-light events
- Clear, safe stage access with steps or a ramp at the side
- Timing clock or confidence monitor for conferences
- Slide clicker when presentations are part of the programme
Briefing & timing
- Final run sheet, VIP names and pronunciations at least 5 days before
- Sound check and stage walk-through 45 minutes before doors open
- One point of contact on the day for timing and programme changes
On the day
- Still water at the lectern or side of stage
- A quiet space to prepare before going on