One act, or the whole night.
Fire, weddings, stunts, walkabout, music, dance, comedy, and a full production written for the room.
Family fire show
A full fire company for a family audience. The show is built to keep people on their toes. It also stands in for a bonfire, on a night when the garden cannot take a real one.
Weddings
Family entertainment through the day, then a fire show or a stage show in the evening. A fire-lighting ceremony can be part of the day. At Indian weddings, the fire can meet guests as the cars arrive.
Adult Danger Show
Tableside circus after dinner. CXO Group booked it for a corporate summit in Crete.
Komodo Stunt Show
Freeladder, rolla bolla, juggling and circus. Played at Petrolheadonism, Foolhardy Circus, and on festival stages. Juggling and acrobatics can be added with Cirque du Jimmay.
Walkabout
Characters between the speeches, and alongside the main show. Played at the Isle of Wight Festival’s Cirque de la Quirk.
Circus, pole and cabaret
Circus and pole with fire, set for that audience. Played by Simon Hall and Mia Shanti Baby at Battle Folk & Fable.
Full production
Komodo hears the idea, writes the show with you, and casts it. Music, circus, dance and comedy in one night. A larger production adds pyrotechnics, magic and close-up circus.
Food festivals
A chefs’ comedy show for a family audience: stilts, juggling, and a stage built around the food.
Flea circus
Close-up circus for a garden, a wedding breakfast, or the gap between courses.