Galina Rubtsova's Fencing Show

After the third toast, attention in the room usually drops: someone is looking at their phone, someone is looking for where to pour coffee. That is exactly the moment when you need an act that turns everyone back to the stage. A fencing duel works like a switch — six minutes, and the room is already discussing not the quarterly report, but what just happened two meters from their tables.

Galina Rubtsova's Fencing Show features staged duels with replicas of historical weapons from the 16th–19th centuries. The repertoire includes three productions: 'Venetian Duel' with a heavy sword and dagger, 'Two Pirates' with a boarding saber, and 'Courtly Fencing' with a three-edged sword. Each fight lasts up to six minutes — a compact format that fits as a standalone act in the middle of the evening and doesn't disrupt the timing.

In addition to exhibition bouts, there are master classes: basic footwork, defenses and attacks — guests take the weapons in their own hands. For those who need a different scenario, you can order an exhibition of historical weapon prototypes with a mini-lecture and photo session, or the shooting of a short film where the client themselves takes part in a staged duel. On site it looks like this: the weapons in hand are not props, the movements read clearly, and guests quickly forget their awkwardness and get involved in the process.

Moscow and on-site work. Formats — corporate event, company anniversary, presentation, New Year's evening. Leave your number — we'll check an available date and quote the fee.