Rich Royale - Fire, LED and Juggling

He's on site at least half an hour before the start time, and for fire shows that half hour includes a safety inspection of the performance area before anything is lit. Music is sorted either way. He can bring a speaker and choose tracks that match your theme, or work to whatever ambient music is already playing.

Fire needs three metres by three at minimum, with nothing flammable overhead - check for awnings, marquee edges and low branches. Bigger shows want more room than that. Glow and daytime roving are far easier, and he'll work with whatever space the venue happens to have.

Three things on offer, and they pair up. A fire show, a glow show with LED props, and a circus workshop where guests have a go at hoops, poi, juggling and more. Book a fire or glow show and it's worth asking about the workshop at the same time; the two are set up to go together, the crowd watches first, then has a go.