Fire Show “Inferno” — Enchanting Fire Theatre

Fire show “Inferno” is a performance by fire performers set to emotional instrumental music. In a space lit by fire stands, an enchanting fire theatre unfolds: a story of the fight between good and evil and of eternal love, where every dance is part of the plot rather than a stand-alone trick.

That is what sets Inferno apart from a traditional fire show: it has named characters, an original script, dramaturgy and a finale. At the fire show contest “Pasaka” it was officially recognised as the best fire show in Lithuania.

And it does not begin with us: the first altar is lit by the hosts of the celebration themselves, and at private celebrations the programme closes with the guests' amber-dust wish ritual. So the audience is not watching someone else's act — they end up inside the story of their own evening.

In the performance you meet characters who have names. Izira looks fragile at first glance and astonishes with her grace and flexibility — she is the symbol of purity and devotion. Tanajas is a stubborn daredevil who overcomes every obstacle set before him. In the full production they are joined by the jealous Megara and by Azalas, who embodies male strength.

The story opens with “Bringing the Light”: women with blazing torches emerge from the darkness and light the four altars that mark out the arena. Then come “Male Strength” with fire swords, “Pure Love” with burning fans, “Passion and Jealousy”, “The Women's Confrontation” and “Reconciliation”, while “Passion and Trust” brings especially dangerous moves with burning chains.

At the climax Tanajas falls to the stroke of a fiery sword and finds himself in “The Kingdom of Darkness”, where a burning pyramid structure is spun. He can return only by walking his whole appointed path blindfolded, followed by fire dust drifting through the air. The performance ends with a dance of triumph and a “rain of sparks” whose embers rise far above the arena.

On stage you will see Venetian masks and luxurious costumes designed specifically for this performance. Every dance is performed with a different fire tool: torches, fire swords, burning fans, chains, a blazing staff, a spinning pyramid structure and a flamethrower.

The programme is completed by stage effects prepared by our SFX technicians: gold and silver fountains, instant and V-shaped fountains, flash bursts, strobes, red and blue flame and smoke effects, and bursting stars. The altars that mark out the arena can be charged so that lighting them sends balls of fire and sparks up into the sky.

We arrive with our own professional sound equipment, and the whole programme runs without a pause. The closing “rain of sparks” effect and the fan-shaped salvo in the sky are exactly the moments that make guests raise their phones.

Inferno comes in two formats. The compact performance has two characters, 8 dances and 7 fire effects — it suits an intimate evening and a smaller arena. The full production puts four characters on stage, with 11 dances and 13 special effects, including pyrotechnics, pyrotechnic altars and a salvo in the sky.

Either format can be extended with a blazing sculpture for a photo session — hearts, numbers, letters, a logo or a design of your own — with the closing “rain of sparks” and with a firework in the sky whose length and music you choose yourselves.

The performance can also be adapted for indoor venues, provided the space meets the safety requirements for a fire performance, so it works in the cold season too. If you want an even bigger evening, our LED show or knights' programme can be combined with Inferno at the same celebration. We perform across the whole of Lithuania — in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda and far beyond — and have taken Inferno abroad to more than ten countries, including Italy, France, India and Kuwait.

The price depends on the format you choose, the scale of the pyrotechnics, the extra effects, the event location and the distance from Vilnius. The starting price is shown in the price card, and we confirm the exact quote once we know your event details. We recommend getting in touch as early as possible — especially if your date falls in the wedding or holiday season, when fewer dates remain free.