Fire Show
Fifteen minutes. Two performers. More than a dozen ways to play with fire.
There are subtle ways to finish an event.
This is not one of them.
Cirque Um Navigate’s Fire Show is a fast-moving, fifteen-minute duo performance filled with theatricality, circus skill and more than a dozen separate fire props.
It is entertainment first.
The fire is spectacular, but it is there in service of the show: creating surprise, comedy, escalating danger and one remarkable shared experience for the audience.
More Than a Display of Fire Skills
Our Fire Show is not a performer standing in one place demonstrating a succession of flaming objects.
It is a complete theatrical experience.
Two performers work together through a carefully structured sequence of routines, introducing new props, skills and visual surprises as the show builds.
The constant change keeps the performance moving and gives the audience something new to see throughout the entire fifteen minutes.
Some moments are beautiful.
Some are skilful. Some are ridiculous.
All of them involve rather more fire than is generally considered sensible.
Short, Sharp and Spectacular
At fifteen minutes, the show is long enough to gather the entire audience and create a genuine feature without bringing the rest of your event to a halt.
It works particularly well as:
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An after-dark finale
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A transition from daytime activities into the evening
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A feature during a festival program
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A spectacular wedding surprise
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A conclusion to a gala or corporate event
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A Halloween or seasonal performance
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A closing act at an agricultural show or community celebration
The show can stand alone or become the fiery conclusion to a larger Cirque Um Navigate entertainment program.
Two Performers. One Complete Show.
A duo fire show creates possibilities that a solo act cannot.
The performers can play off one another, build visual patterns, create comedy and fill more of the performance space. Their interaction gives the show personality and theatrical momentum, while the large collection of props provides scale and variety.
The result is a performance with characters, structure and a proper ending—not simply fifteen minutes of impressive flames.
Spectacle Supported by Serious Preparation
Fire performance requires careful planning.
Before confirming the show, we’ll consider:
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The proposed performance area
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Audience placement and viewing distance
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Surrounding surfaces and structures
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Access to and from the performance space
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Wind, weather and seasonal conditions
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Venue requirements and approvals
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Applicable fire restrictions
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Emergency and risk-management arrangements
The show will only proceed when the venue, conditions and required approvals allow it to be presented safely.
We’ll provide performance requirements and relevant risk documentation during planning so your venue and event team understand what is needed well before showtime.
The entertainment may appear dangerous.
The preparation is anything but casual.
Where the Fire Show Belongs
Our duo Fire Show is suited to appropriate outdoor events including:
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Festivals and agricultural shows
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Council and community celebrations
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Weddings and private events
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Corporate functions and gala evenings
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Clubs and hospitality venues
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Halloween events
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Seasonal celebrations
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Large family and public events
Not every location is suitable for fire. Tell us about your venue and we’ll provide an honest assessment before recommending the show.
Finish with Fire
Give us fifteen minutes.
We’ll bring two performers, more than a dozen fire props and a finale your audience will have difficulty ignoring.
“I survived because the fire inside me
burnt greater than the fire around me"
– J. Grahm
