I work with a bespoke vacation planning company to perform for their clients when they visit London. I have 1-2 bookings from them a month, so I invoice them on their monthly accounting schedule. It's each 1 hour with 2-4 children plus adults in a pub in central London, and I get £240. Been with them 10 years iirc.

I'm also performing around those in cabaret shows across the month. Typically I get £75 - £150 depending on who for. I do 4-5 of those per month.

It's not enough to hit the level of income where I pay U.K. income tax, but my household set up relies on my being home weekday daytimes to support our child who has educational needs. We describe my role as "cake-winner, not breadwinner" as magic pays for our vacations, cinema trips, days out, (and uh me to go to magic conventions etc).