- Whether they agree or not... I can't tell you that, and we don't have any free funds for this right now either, so it is all in your hands. - An SRI employee hands Beata a piece of paper. - Please write down what props you need.
- Hmm... Right then. As I said, we can't install complex equipment from scratch in such a short time, so I'm not suggesting hanging structures or other ropes.
Setting
1. Arena - a circle 13 m in diameter (8-10 m is fine, we aren't planning on horses). Flat packed earth is sufficient, ideally covered with sand (not sawdust!) several centimeters thick.
2. A fence about a meter high made of non-combustible or slow-burning material, distance from the arena - 2-3 meters.
3. Spectator seating - as many as will fit, some benches will be enough, but they must be sturdy and comfortable, and most importantly - clean.
4. Dressing room/break room - a small tent + table, a couple of chairs, a mirror, some table/box/shelf for props. Everything made of non-combustible or slow-burning materials and with at least two exits!
5. Trapeze, rings, aerial silks will be difficult to install. One or two bars, like these:
- Height of the upper bar — 241 cm
- Height of the lower bar — 161 cm
- Bar diameter — 4 cm
- Bar length — 240 cm
- Diagonal distance between bars — 130—180 cm
Wooden, well-sanded to be free of splinters, must withstand a load up to 1000 uev. Ideally the kind that can be easily set up and removed.
6. Additional chair and table for magic tricks or equilibristics - sturdy and neat-looking.
7. For fire safety - a sand box and a water bucket!
8. Separate storage area for combustible materials - a metal or dense wood box a couple of meters away from the dressing room.
9. We have our own doctor, but we wouldn't refuse additional backup.
10. A separate section for the orchestra.
Necessary Items
1. Hoops.
2. Gymnastic clubs (not weapons! Wooden ones).
3. Rhythmic ribbons (with sticks).
4. Balls (any, but not too heavy).
5. Jump ropes.
6. Fire show equipment: poi, staffs, torches or metal fans.
7. Supply of wicks, fuel (lamp oil or kerosene, not gasoline!) and something to light the fire (also for the fire show). Fuel in tightly closed containers!
8. Vaseline for the fire performer. Alaria can brag about her affinity as much as she wants, but it's better to be safe.
P.S. Force Alaria to read the safety regulations (Kosha's note: https://fire.fandom.com/ru/wiki/%D0%...%D0%B0_%D0%B1% D0%B5%D0%B7%D0%BE%D0%BF%D0%B0%D1%81%D0%BD%D0%BE%D1 %81%D1%82%D0%B8 https://fire.fandom.com/ru/wiki/Техника_безопасности, I'll fix the link from home, damn working dinosaur), even if she resists (note to self).
9. Playing cards. We will look for a magician with their own props or a mage, but if necessary, I can show a couple of simple card tricks.
10. Performance costumes. Something bright and comfortable that doesn't restrict movement. For the fire performer - must be made of dense natural fabric, ideally leather.
11. Musical instruments. Hopefully the musicians will bring their own, but just in case...
Beata makes a copy of the list for herself.
- Phew, I think that's everything I can remember, - she says, handing the list to the SRI employee. - I realize we're a bit late, but we also found out about this, hmm... a bit late.
Guyon coughed.
- Oh, and one more thing, - Beata glanced at her companion. - Guyosha is right. We definitely won't have any problems using the crater left by the attack for public entertainment? Maybe there are other sites to look at as a compromise? I don't want us to be perceived wrong, dancing on graves...
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