A choreographed fire show is pure theatre: flames, music and movement in one act. Compare performers and book directly with the artists.
A fire show is pure spectacle: spinning flames, fire breathing and choreography set to music, all performed at a safe distance by trained professionals. In the UK, a solo fire performer typically charges from around €350 for a 15–20 minute show, while a choreographed group show with music and multiple performers ranges from €900 to €2,000 and beyond.
The prices below are indicative from-prices in euros. A serious fire act carries public liability insurance, performs a site check and agrees safety distances with your venue in advance — factor that professionalism in when comparing quotes. On EntertainerShow you book the performer directly, with no commission in between.
Fire Breather Nuno is the fire performer from Utrecht who takes entertainment to the next level. With a unique blend of raw power, artistic precision and spectacular fire shows, he holds every audience spellbound.
Fire Breather Nuno is a professional fire artist with years of experience performing at weddings, corporate events and festivals. His act combines metres-high plumes of flame with the showmanship of a seasoned performer — compact enough for an intimate courtyard, spectacular enough for a festival crowd. Nuno is bookable across the whole of Europe through this platform, and you arrange everything with him directly: date, location, show format and price. If you want one moment your guests will still be talking about next year, this is it.
View Nuno's profile| Solo fire performer (15–20 minutes) | €350 – €650 |
| Fire duo (20–30 minutes) | €600 – €1,100 |
| Choreographed group show with music | €900 – €2,000 |
| Fire-breathing finale or walkabout act | €300 – €600 |
| Wedding first-dance fire circle | €450 – €850 |
| Large event or festival show with special effects | €1,500 – €3,500 |
These are guide prices only — each act sets its own rates and will confirm an exact quote with you directly.
In professional hands, yes. Trained fire performers work with tested fuels and equipment, keep agreed safety distances and carry public liability insurance. Always confirm insurance and a site check when booking.
True flames are rarely allowed indoors. Most venues require an outdoor space — but many fire performers offer a spectacular LED or glow show as the indoor alternative.
A typical show runs 15 to 30 minutes — deliberately compact, because fire is at its most powerful in a short, intense burst. Walkabout fire acts can cover longer periods.
A solo performance starts around €350–€650; a duo or a first-dance fire circle typically runs €450–€1,100. You agree the exact fee directly with the artist — with no commission.
