Ahi Kū Mana Fire Performance

A live fire performance featuring fire spinning, fire breathing, traditional fire knife dancing, and large controlled burn-offs. The performance builds from controlled movement into higher-energy sequences, combining fast rotations, strong flame presence, and dramatic fire.
Each performance is adapted to the venue and crowd, creating an engaging, high-impact experience while maintaining clear awareness of audience space and safety.

I am a professional fire performer with experience performing at luaus, festivals, and live events for crowds ranging from 50 to over 100 people.
I have performed at events such as Embers in the Ether Fire Flow, where I also served on the event safety team, and Midgard at the Mill: A Viking Invasion, where I was a crowd favorite. I’ve also received strong audience feedback from Yule celebrations and other community events.
Fire knife dancing is a family tradition. My great-grandfather performed as a fire knife dancer at the 1963 World’s Fair, and I continue that legacy with professionalism, discipline, and respect for the art.

Technical Requirements
One standard power outlet
Water source / hose available on site (typically required in dry conditions)
Minimum performance area of 20 ft x 20 ft, clear of obstructions
No need for speakers