The image captures an outdoor night-time fire performance on a stage at a venue identified as "Queen Sharm" in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt. Two male performers are active on the elevated, semi-circular stage. The performer on the left, dressed in a dark long-sleeved top and dark pants, manipulates a fire prop emitting a substantial horizontal flame. The performer on the right, wearing a dark sleeveless top and dark pants, holds two smaller fire props, with one generating a flame near his right hand and another trailing fire near his left foot. Additionally, flames emanate from at least two small, stationary fire pots positioned on the stage floor. The stage backdrop is dark, featuring white line art illustrations including a skeletal figure, a stylized cartoon head, and a figure playing an instrument. A red horizontal band spans the top of the stage opening. Above the stage, a metal truss system with attached spotlights is visible. Beyond the truss, silhouetted palm trees are faintly illuminated by blue light against the dark night sky. On the far left of the stage, a third male individual in a dark t-shirt and pants stands, observing the performance. In the foreground, partially visible in the lower right, are the heads of audience members, indicating spectator presence on the paved ground level below the stage.Fire performers stage nighttime shows at
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Fri, Mar 27, 2026, 07:07 PM

Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt

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The image captures an outdoor night-time fire performance on a stage at a venue identified as "Queen Sharm" in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt. Two male performers are active on the elevated, semi-circular st…read more

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