La Flamo

Mint presents La Flamo- A team of 5 highly skilled fire performers  

Performed to stylish music with a modern circus feel. This exhilarating show involves all aspects of fire performance, Fantastic costumes..... A variety of props to include our fabulous fire fingers, pyrotechnic poi, fire fans, hula hoops, hats and umbrellas, fire staff, skipping rope ,fire swords, fire tricks and dance....

Additional performers can be added upon request.

All artists are fully insured to perform both inside and outside marquees, buildings or arenas, ensuring health and safety complies with risk assessments (please check with venue before booking).

FIRE DANCERS/SPINNERS/TWIRLERS

Gorgeous glittering fire dancers with stunning costumes & charismatic smiles, featuring fire poi, fire clubs, flaming fans, fire fingers etc… 

FIRE EATING

Fire eating is one of the most impressive skills from a fire artist. It is also known as fire swallowing. This speciality act is always performed with body burning skills.

FIRE BREATHING

Fire breathing is a more spectacular fire skill but also more dangerous. The artist creates a fine mist of spray of flammable liquid from the mouth on to a lit prop creating a fire ball effect. It is therefore the most dangerous skill and requires space to perform. It is always combined with other fire skills (fire spinning, eating, body burning etc.) in a fire performance because a fire performer cannot fire breathe continually.

If you specifically require fire breathing to be part of the performance please indicate this at the time of enquiry because not all fire performers fire breathe.

PYRO POI (Pyrotechnics)

Pyrotechnics are used by fire Artists as a spectacular part or finale to a fire show. Pyrotechnic performance is usually performed outdoors as it often requires a large amount of space. Indoor smaller pyrotechnics may be possible.  

Fire breathing/eating/body burning is a skill and not trickery and it is particularly dangerous

Please remember for outdoor events, be aware of weather conditions. In strong winds for example the performance may be impractical for both performer and audience.