A fantastic theme could be just the thing to make a party amazing. Some options are truly creative and inventive but a Hawaiian inspired celebration is among the most popular and can be tailored to fit any size and age group. The key comes down to finding the right props, including luau entertainers that are going to appeal to the people who will be in attendance.
Location is going to have an impact on the types of performances that will be suitable for the party. Holding the celebration inside a home, restaurant or hotel is going to limit the span of options that will be suitable for confined spaces. Backyards, parks and beaches offer a lot of open area and expand the choices, allowing for more extravagant shows to be booked.
One person can give a satisfactory performance but if wanting a true Polynesian dance experience, two to ten dancers, live musicians and perhaps an emcee will make it truly spectacular. Styles originating in several of the Pacific islands including New Zealand, Samoa, Tahiti and Hawaii are all included in a full routine. The more people in the troupe allow for more diversity as well as multiple costume changes.
Beautiful ladies performing the gently swaying Polynesian dances are always a big hit, but the warrior dancers can be just as crowd pleasing. Large, muscled and intense men wearing traditional island costumes and sporting tribal tattoos give a powerhouse performance full of dynamic energy. They reenact ceremonial style routines representing the quest for bravery, power, strength and honor in the face of battle.
When space and budget allow, the spectacular show put on by fire-knife dancers is guaranteed to impress and excite guests of all ages. These routines are fast paced and filled with action as flaming knives are tossed and twirled in a frenzy. This makes an excellent choice for a grand finale though it is best performed at night and one should make sure it is done in an open space and that all necessary fire permits are obtained.
Normally used as an opening act for the fire-knives, or in place of them, the fire poi pots are always a big hit. This is inspired by a dance done by the Maori of New Zealand in which balls attached to the end of long braided cords are set aflame and then twirled at high speeds to create amazing swirls of light in the darkness. This routine should also be performed in an open area and the host should check to verify the necessity of permits.
One thing that really engages the audience is to get them involved in the actual performance. Performers could invite someone to join them on stage to learn a dance, play a drum, blow a conch shell or even try to twirl unlit poi balls. This provides them with a more memorable experience that will stick in their minds long after the party ends.
The range of luau entertainers is versatile enough to fill virtually any party need from the very simple to the most extravagant. Dancers, musicians, bird trainers, craftsmen, singers and celebrity impersonators are just a few of the many options available. Consider the space available before booking acts and always be sure to check local ordinances if fire performances are being considered.
Location is going to have an impact on the types of performances that will be suitable for the party. Holding the celebration inside a home, restaurant or hotel is going to limit the span of options that will be suitable for confined spaces. Backyards, parks and beaches offer a lot of open area and expand the choices, allowing for more extravagant shows to be booked.
One person can give a satisfactory performance but if wanting a true Polynesian dance experience, two to ten dancers, live musicians and perhaps an emcee will make it truly spectacular. Styles originating in several of the Pacific islands including New Zealand, Samoa, Tahiti and Hawaii are all included in a full routine. The more people in the troupe allow for more diversity as well as multiple costume changes.
Beautiful ladies performing the gently swaying Polynesian dances are always a big hit, but the warrior dancers can be just as crowd pleasing. Large, muscled and intense men wearing traditional island costumes and sporting tribal tattoos give a powerhouse performance full of dynamic energy. They reenact ceremonial style routines representing the quest for bravery, power, strength and honor in the face of battle.
When space and budget allow, the spectacular show put on by fire-knife dancers is guaranteed to impress and excite guests of all ages. These routines are fast paced and filled with action as flaming knives are tossed and twirled in a frenzy. This makes an excellent choice for a grand finale though it is best performed at night and one should make sure it is done in an open space and that all necessary fire permits are obtained.
Normally used as an opening act for the fire-knives, or in place of them, the fire poi pots are always a big hit. This is inspired by a dance done by the Maori of New Zealand in which balls attached to the end of long braided cords are set aflame and then twirled at high speeds to create amazing swirls of light in the darkness. This routine should also be performed in an open area and the host should check to verify the necessity of permits.
One thing that really engages the audience is to get them involved in the actual performance. Performers could invite someone to join them on stage to learn a dance, play a drum, blow a conch shell or even try to twirl unlit poi balls. This provides them with a more memorable experience that will stick in their minds long after the party ends.
The range of luau entertainers is versatile enough to fill virtually any party need from the very simple to the most extravagant. Dancers, musicians, bird trainers, craftsmen, singers and celebrity impersonators are just a few of the many options available. Consider the space available before booking acts and always be sure to check local ordinances if fire performances are being considered.
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