Drive in Circus Shows

NorthFIRE Circus is proud to present Drive in Circus show!

This 5 person 45 min Drive in Circus Show is perfect before your drive in movie. We also have a 20 min version that works great during intermission.

All of these performances are pay what you can, we have an amazing virtual tip jar. We will be walking around with QR codes, you can take a photo and tip us online. No hassle and no need to get out of your car!

Check out our QR code below!

Checkout our line up of Drive ins!

July 29th, 2020 Abbey Gardens: Little Pit Drive in Halliburton

July 31st and August 1st, 2020 Stevenson Farms

August 7th and 8th, 2020 Port Hope Drive in

August 15th Mustang Drive in

NorthFIRE circus is thrilled to be performing at these drive ins across Ontario and can't wait to bring back live performances in a safe manner.

If you are a drive in or have an outdoor venue space and are looking for something different please contact us. We can custom create specific shows just for you.

The Ancient Art of Fire Eating

Fire eating was originally part of the Hindu, Sadhu and Fakir religion; it was used to demonstrate spiritual attainment. It allowed the fire-eaters to communicate with the deity Kali Maa.

In the late 1800’s fire eating started appearing in the standard sideshow and circus acts; where it originally started to gain its popularity. Fire eating is still as popular as it once was, stunning and mesmerizing audiences are still thrilled by its fascinating and dangerous allure.

We have several fire performers that fire eat and flesh, contact us if you are looking for a specific fire eating act.

Check out our performer Maggie Haze fire eating in this music video by Oliver James Brooks

The History of Fire Dancing

THE AZTECS

The ancient Aztecs performed rituals to the fire god ‘Xiuhtecuhtli.’ This fire dance is still performed in Mexico today to demonstrate ancient traditions.

ISLAND CULTURES

French Polynesia, Antiqua, Cuba, Saint Lucia and Bali all have fire dancing as part of their culture and tradition. In Bali fire dancing was originally used in a trance like ritual called the ‘Sanghyang’; it was a dance of protection to ward off witches.

MODERN FIRE DANCING

Fire dancing today can been seen all over the world, from demonstrations of ancient traditions to breathtaking circus performances. Typically ‘Fire Dancing’ in a circus act is performed as the Grande Finale of an event.

From our co-production of “The Witches” Theatre on FIRE

Hello World from North Fire Circus

Our blog is where we say Hello World, and where we profile our people, showcase the places we have been, and chronicle our performances. You can help us celebrate by reading these blogs posts and commenting and liking and sharing our stuff on social media.

Below are some pictures form Kiki Totally Outrageous, one of the street performers in North Fire Circus, who wowed thousands of young people at the Toronto Harbourfront Center by performing outlandish feats with her hula hoop at the 2019 Festival of Trees from May 14-16th 2019.. 

Kiki Totally Outrageous acts very much like a comic book character come to life. She’s a bedazzling busker bent on colouring the entire book-signing spectacle with her charisma. Just when the young minds were turning to mush from all the literature they were learning, Kiki appeared to recharge the huddled masses with her hula-hooping prowess.