Fire Performer Las Vegas — Fire Fans, Dragon Staff, Fire Breathing & Fire Eating

What's in the Set

The Fire Repertoire

01

Fire Fans

From 10 to 18 wicks, plus a giant-fan set for large open spaces. The most photogenic prop in the kit and the one that reads best from a distance.

02

Fire Hoops

One or two burning hula hoops at once, on the body and off it.

03

Dragon Staff, Contact Staff & Double Staff

Rolling, sustained-contact work — dragon staff for spectacle, contact staff for the technical crowd, double staff for speed.

04

Poi, Snake Poi & Rope Dart

Long-line spinning that fills a wide frame; snake poi and rope dart give the longest, loosest trails for photography.

05

Palm Torches, Fire Fingers & Headdress

Close, slow, portrait-friendly fire for red carpets, photo moments and roaming.

06

Fire Breathing

Cornstarch-based rather than fuel-based — a large, clean fireball with a much safer profile. Available on the ground, on stilts, or from the air.

07

Fire Eating & Vapor Tricks

Intimate work for close crowds, including vapor tricks from the mouth.

08

The Fire Skirt

A wearable burning skirt built by Caroline. One of a kind — nobody else is booking this.

09

Lycopodium

A large, instantaneous flame burst used for reveals, drops and photo hits.

10

Aerial Fire

Fire wicks on the pentagram or hoop, and fire breathing performed while suspended.

In Pictures

Fire Gallery

44 photographs from live bookings, festivals and shoots. Tap any image to enlarge.

Large fireball from a cornstarch fire breathing pass — Fire Breathing

Vapor trick with fire at the mouth — Vapor Tricks

Fire breathing while on stilts at Burning Man — Fire Breathing on Stilts

Fire breathing performed while suspended on an aerial apparatus — Fire Breathing from the Air

Fire breathing while hanging from an aerial hoop — Fire Breathing on Lyra

Fire breathing from the aerial pentagram — Breathing Fire · Pentagram

Fire breathing from inside the aerial pentagram at Southwest Flow Festival — Fire Breathing from the Pentagram · SWFF

Fire fans performed against a city backdrop — Fire Fans in the City

Fire fans during a Burning Man opening ceremony — Opening Ceremony · Burning Man

Giant fire fans on the playa — Giant Fans · Burning Man

Fire dragon staff rolling across the body — Fire Dragon Staff

Spinning a large fire dragon staff at night — Large Fire Dragon Staff

Fire dragon staff at Flowstorm — Dragon Staff · Flowstorm

Fire dragon staff at Southwest Flow Festival — Dragon Staff · SWFF

Spinning two fire staffs at once — Fire Double Staff

Fire poi flower pattern in long exposure — Poi Flower

Double fire hula hoops at Las Vegas PRIDE — Fire Hoops · Vegas PRIDE

Two fire hula hoops at Las Vegas PRIDE — Double Fire Hoops · PRIDE

Palm torches in each hand — Palm Torches

Palm torches with a fire headdress — Palm Torches & Headdress

Fire torches with a crown headdress — Fire Goddess

Fire torches with red smoke — Torches & Smoke

One of a kind burning fire skirt — The Fire Skirt

Devil character fire act — The Fire Devil

Lycopodium fireball around the aerial pentagram — Lycopodium & Pentagram

Caroline suspended inside the burning aerial pentagram — The Fire Pentagram

Wide view of the burning aerial pentagram — Fire Pentagram

The signature burning aerial pentagram — Fire Pentagram

The fire pentagram rigged at Burning Man — Pentagram on the Playa

Burning aerial pentagram at Southwest Flow Festival — Fire Pentagram · SWFF

Airwalk on the burning pentagram — Airwalk

Aerial fire act at Flowstorm 2025 — Aerial Fire · Flowstorm 2025

Fire stilt walking in a crimson costume at Burning Man — Fire on Stilts · Burning Man

See It Live

Watch the Fire Work

Fire Aerial Pentagram video — ▶ Fire Aerial Pentagram

Dragon Staff & Fire Hoops video — ▶ Dragon Staff & Fire Hoops

Desert Dwellers video — ▶ Desert Dwellers

More performances on YouTube →

Where & How It Happens

Booking Fire

Outdoor events

The default and the easiest — festivals, playa, pool decks, parking lots, racetracks, beaches, private estates.

Indoors

Possible in rooms with the height and the ventilation for it, and it has been done — but it needs venue sign-off, a fire watch and usually the fire marshal's approval. Ask early, not on the day.

Faux fire alternative

Where a venue says no to open flame, the same choreography runs on LED and silk-flame props and reads almost identically on camera.

Roaming & photo moments

Palm torches and headdress work well moving through a crowd with a safety on the walk.

Ceremonies & reveals

Openings, ribbon cuttings, wedding exits, lycopodium hits on a music cue.

What the venue needs to provide

Figures tagged Caroline to confirm are drafted from standard industry practice and still need to be checked against her actual equipment before this page goes to a client.

Safe performance area: Roughly 20 ft × 20 ft clear for staff and fans, more for poi and rope dart Caroline to confirm
Overhead clearance: About 15 ft clear of anything flammable — no fabric ceilings, drapes, low branches or tents Caroline to confirm
Distance from guests: About 10 ft from the nearest guest, or a barrier line Caroline to confirm
Ground surface: Concrete, asphalt, dirt or a fire blanket. No dry grass, no décor underfoot
Safety crew: A dedicated fire safety with duvetyne and an extinguisher on every fire set — included in her fee
Wind: Fire is called off above roughly 15–20 mph sustained wind; the LED version runs instead Caroline to confirm
Permits: Some Clark County venues require a fire permit and/or a fire marshal sign-off. Caroline can advise, but the venue holds the permit Caroline to confirm
Fuel handling: She brings and manages her own fuel, dip station and safety kit; a ventilated spot to depot away from guests is needed
Insurance: Licensed and insured; certificate of insurance naming the venue available on request