Frequently asked questions
Find answers about booking, pricing, our performances and logistics. Can't find yours? Contact us — we reply within one business day.
Booking
How far in advance should we book a performance?
We recommend booking 1–3 months ahead; for the summer season and December, as early as possible — the most popular dates fill up first. If your event is coming up soon, still get in touch: when the date is free, we can arrange everything within a few days.
How does the booking process work?
It is simple: you tell us about your event (date, venue, number of guests), we send a proposal with a program and price within one business day, and once you confirm, the date is reserved. Before the event we coordinate the technical details with you or your venue.
We are not sure which program fits our event. Can you help us choose?
Yes — that is what we are here for. Tell us about the event: the occasion, venue, guest count and the mood you are after, and we will suggest 2–3 best-fitting programs with prices. In more than 20 years we have staged programs from intimate celebrations to festivals with thousands of visitors.
Is a deposit required when booking a performance?
Deposit terms are agreed individually and stated clearly in your quote — there is no single percentage that applies to every event. Once we have agreed on the programme and date, you receive a quote with the final price and payment terms: it covers performers and equipment, so no extra fees appear later. When you confirm the quote, the date is reserved for you. If you have questions about payment, just ask — we reply within one business day.
Can we book a performance at short notice?
Yes — if your preferred date is still free, we can arrange a performance within a few days. Little preparation is needed on your side: a power socket and a changing room are enough, so even larger programmes can be confirmed quickly. Keep in mind that the most popular dates — summer weekends and December — fill up first, so the earlier you get in touch, the wider the choice we can offer. Write to us or call +370 638 57742 — we reply to every enquiry within one business day.
What happens if we need to change the event date?
Let us know as early as possible — if the new date is free, we simply move your booking, and the programme and terms stay the same. Summer weekends and December fill up fastest, so an early heads-up greatly improves the chances that your preferred new date is available. If the new date is not yet fixed, we can discuss several possible options. Specific date-change terms are agreed individually and stated in your quote. Write or call us — we reply within one business day.
Can several programmes be combined into one event?
Yes — this is one of the most popular ways to book us. An event scenario can be built from several parts: costumed characters welcome your guests, a knight tournament or creative workshops entertain during the evening, and a fire, LED or laser show crowns the finale. Because one team delivers all the programmes, you do not have to coordinate several different performers — we align the running order, stage and technical needs ourselves. Tell us about your celebration and we will help you build a coherent evening plan with a single combined quote.
Do you perform at events abroad, and how does booking work then?
Yes — over more than 20 years we have performed in over 15 countries, and we travel regularly to Latvia, Estonia and Poland. Booking works exactly as it does in Lithuania: you tell us about your event, we agree on the programme and date, and we plan the logistics ourselves — travel, equipment transport and setup time. On site we only need a power socket and a changing room. We reply within one business day.
Pricing
What does the program price depend on?
The price depends on the scale of the program: performance duration, number of performers, chosen effects and the distance to your venue. Send us your event date, location and the program you have in mind — we will reply with an exact quote within one business day.
What is included in the quoted price?
Everything the performance needs: performers, costumes, all required equipment and on-site preparation. The amount stated in the quote is final — no extra charges appear on the day of the event. From you we only need a power socket and a room where the performers can change. If a specific program would require anything extra, we always state it clearly in the quote in advance.
Are there discounts for booking several programs?
Combinations of several programs are priced individually, and the final amount is always stated in the quote. When several programs take place at the same event, part of the costs — travel, on-site preparation — overlap, and we take that into account when calculating the total. So it pays to list all the programs you are interested in right away: you will receive one clear quote for the whole combination. We will also gladly help arrange the sequence so the event builds naturally, from welcoming the guests to the evening highlight.
How do I get an exact quote as quickly as possible?
Send us three things: the event date, the venue and the approximate number of guests. That is enough for us to prepare an exact quote within one business day, with a final price. If you already know which program you want, mention it; if not, briefly describe the occasion and we will suggest the best-fitting options. If your event is coming up very soon, the fastest way is to call +370 638 57742.
Does the price depend on the season or the day of the week?
The price is driven primarily by the scale of the program — duration, number of performers, effects and the distance to your venue — rather than by the calendar. Every quote is calculated individually, so the final price for your specific date is always stated in the offer. What matters more is availability: the most popular dates — summer weekends and December — fill up first, so booking early is more about securing the date than the price. Send us your date and venue and you will receive an exact quote within one business day.
Services
Does the fire show go ahead if it rains?
Yes, the fire show can go ahead in the rain. Light rain does not interfere with the performance — we use special materials that keep the fire burning even in wet conditions.
What time of the evening is best for a fire show?
A fire show looks best after dark. In summer we usually schedule the performance from 10 p.m., and in autumn and spring earlier, as soon as dusk falls. We will agree the exact time around your event program.
Can the fire show be extended with special effects?
Yes, the fire show can be extended with stage special-effect batteries and other event effects. Tell us what kind of finale you want — we will suggest a safe and spectacular option for your venue.
Does a fire show suit different kinds of events?
Yes, a fire show adapts to all kinds of events — weddings, company celebrations, anniversaries, city events and festivals. We match the scale and style of the program to the nature of your event and the size of the audience.
Can the shows be performed indoors, and which ones work best?
Yes, most of our programmes also run indoors. LED, laser and illusion shows look their best inside — all they need is a hall that can be darkened and a power socket. Knight programmes, costumed characters, musicians and craft workshops also suit indoor venues well. For fire shows we have specially adapted indoor versions — whether they are possible in your venue we assess individually, based on the size and conditions of the hall. Mention your venue in the enquiry and we will suggest the programmes that will look most impressive in your space.
Can a show include our company logo or a personal theme?
Yes. In the LED show Aurora, dancers use light-painting technology to draw your company logo, brand name or the name of the evening's hero right in the air — the visuals are programmed in advance, so the result is always precise. In our fire programmes we can light up burning initials, a symbol or a logo outline. We also adapt the music, costumes and script to your event's theme, from medieval to futuristic. Tell us what you have in mind in your enquiry, and the quote will describe exactly how we will make it happen.
Do you have programmes for children?
Yes, we have a dedicated group of programmes for children. The most popular are the soap bubble show and the foam show, where children don't just watch but join in themselves. We also run children's games, a juggling school, medieval craft workshops and educational programmes about knights. Everything is adapted to the children's age and the type of celebration — birthdays, school events, town and community festivals. Children's entertainment combines well with programmes for the whole family, such as a knight tournament. Tell us the age of the children you expect and we will suggest the best mix.
In which languages do your hosts and performers work?
Hosted programmes can run in Lithuanian, English or Russian — this applies to knight tournaments with a herald, educational programmes, games and other formats with a host. Most of our shows — fire, LED, laser and character performances — are visual and need no language at all, which makes them a great fit for international audiences. We have performed in more than 15 countries, so events with foreign guests are routine for us. If your audience is mixed, the host can combine several languages — just mention it in your enquiry.
Do you bring your own sound equipment? How loud are the shows?
Yes, we bring all the sound equipment the performance needs — all we ask from you is a standard power socket and a room where the performers can change. We adjust the volume to the space and the type of event: indoors the music plays at a moderate level, while at outdoor events it is set so that every spectator hears it well. The sound is the music that accompanies the show, so the programmes suit weddings and events with children alike. If your venue already has a sound system, we agree on the technical details in advance.
Can the audience take part in the knight shows?
Yes — audience participation is part of our knight programmes. During the tournament, the herald picks ladies and squires from the audience, and they become part of the show. After the fights we invite everyone to come closer, take photos with the knights, hold the weapons and try on pieces of armour. For those who want even more action, we run warfare contests and games where guests test medieval equipment themselves. Taking part is always voluntary, and safety is looked after by performers who have been building their experience since 2004.
What backup do you offer if the weather turns bad outdoors?
We agree on a backup option before the event, so the weather will not ruin your celebration. Light rain is no obstacle for most programmes — a fire show can go ahead even in a light drizzle. Many performances can move indoors or under a canopy: LED, laser and illusion shows look even better inside, and knight programmes also run in halls. When you book, we agree which space would be used if the forecast disappoints; the exact arrangements depend on what your venue allows and are stated in the quote.
Logistics
How much space does a fire show need?
The performance needs an area of at least 7 × 7 metres. If your space is smaller or unusual, let us know — we can often adapt the program or suggest an alternative.
Do you travel anywhere in Lithuania?
Yes, we work across all of Lithuania and also travel to Latvia, Estonia, Poland and beyond — over more than 20 years we have performed in over 15 countries. State your venue in the enquiry and we will cover all the logistics in the quote.
What do you need from us during the event?
From your side we only need a power socket for the sound equipment and a changing space for the performers. All other equipment, props and safety gear we bring ourselves.
How long does setup take before the show?
Setup time depends on the scale of the programme — we agree the exact schedule when planning your event. We arrive in advance and prepare all equipment, props and safety gear ourselves, so the flow of the event is not disturbed and guests usually don't even notice the preparations. Setup and performance times are clearly stated in the event plan we agree with you or your event coordinator.
What power supply do you need for a performance?
A standard power socket for the sound equipment is enough — most programmes need no generators or industrial power. All other equipment we bring and connect ourselves. If your celebration takes place somewhere without electricity, let us know in advance — together we will find a solution and include it in the quote.
Do we need the venue's permission for a fire show?
We recommend informing the venue administration in advance — our team takes care of all the remaining details. With more than 20 years of experience, we know the safety requirements well: we agree the required space, a safe distance from the audience and the technical conditions ourselves, and we bring all safety equipment with us. You only need to tell us where the event takes place — we will sort out the rest.
Will the lawn be damaged?
Protecting the ground is a standard part of how we set up. We choose the performance spot together with the hosts, the fire never burns directly on the grass, and we bring all the protective equipment ourselves. Afterwards we collect our gear and every burnt remnant, so the area is left tidy. If the lawn is freshly mown, very dry, or simply your pride and joy, tell us in advance — we will pick a safer spot, such as a hard surface or path nearby, or adapt the program.
How long before the event do you arrive?
We always arrive in advance — the exact arrival time is agreed in the event plan. We allow a comfortable time margin so that the equipment, costumes and props are ready before the guests gather, without any rush. Arrival and performance times are fixed while coordinating the event scenario with you or your host, so the organisers don't need to supervise anything extra — we arrive, get ready and perform at the agreed time.
Do you need a stage for the performance?
Not always — many of our programmes work perfectly on flat ground or a lawn. Whether a stage is needed depends on the programme and the audience size: for a large crowd a raised platform helps everyone see the performance, while an outdoor fire show only needs an open, level area. When discussing your event we assess the venue and advise on the best option — everything is agreed individually.