Sentence examples for fire performer from inspiring English sources

It was a place where Jelly Boy the Clown could catch up with Flambeaux the fire performer, while Albert Cadabra the magician readied his next trick.

Jon Luke, who goes by Ouch! — fire performer by passion, pension administrator by day — and his wife, Jen Lavado, brought seven costumes each.

11-12 Walker's Court, 020-7434 4374 Chosen by fire performer and dancer Aurora Galore Limehouse's gay micro-scene is a bit of a timewarp: snooker at the Old Ship, pie at the Grapes (Ian McKellen's pub), a dip at Sailor's Sauna and then the White Swan, which is open until 5am on weekends.

Hosts of numerous jamborees, such as the upcoming Lamplighter festival, which will see fire performers, illuminated installations, street bands, shadow puppets and torch-lit belly dancers parade through the pretty streets.

The council will also be hosting an evening of entertainment on Friday from 19 30 BST in the City Hall grounds which includes music, fire performers, carnival drummers and acrobats.

That meant the guest list included eight fire performers, a certified pyrotechnic and a medic.

A designated rock circle for fire performers gave audiences a somewhat safe distance to observe these master flame manipulators.

"We have B-boys, aerialists, pole artists, clowns, musical theater actors, fire performers, belly dancers, contortionists, straight men who gladly put on sparkly heels and makeup.

More bad publicity came when the producers proposed to dismiss several orchestra and chorus members to cut costs so the show might continue through the summer of 1948, and the fired performers also alleged dismissal for union involvement.

Mr. Grooms began his career in the 1950s, mixing media and an interest in pop culture and everyday life into theatrical sets, installations and experimental spectacles (one provocative performance simulated a building fire, with performers jumping out of flaming windows).

And agencies are directed to move swiftly to fire poor performers, renegotiating any contracts that allow for progressive discipline.