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The short answer… an amazing time!

The long answer…

When starting my fire performance I will generally warm up with fire eating and fire breathing. I will trace fire on my body and do some simple tricks. Following that the music begins and I incorporate fire breathing with fire dancing using a variety of props. I’ll end my show with a bow, smile and a wave.

“Let’s Light Up the Night”

That’s my motto. Born and raised in British Columbia, I’ve recently moved to Alberta and excited to share my passion of fire performances to a new crowd.

My partner Ben (Fires on Whyte) and I perform together as well as the duo act Animus Ignis!

I’ve been a Fire Performer for 3 years, and got my start with the Burning Man community. Sharing my passions to others shines through in every moment.

A note on staging: Staging is probably the largest requirement as it is a fire performance. A large area should be cleared with room for people to be a minimum of 10 feet away from me at times.
Lighting should be low for the stage to enhance the fire for the best experience.
A sound system is preferred but if that is not possible I can bring my own small equipment. If a certain song is requested I will try my best to fit it in for sure!