Power show «Russian Bears»

Picture this: a banquet hall, guests have already watched last year's photo highlights and are waiting for the "official part" to begin. The host announces the next block — and onto the floor walk people who in a minute will be bending steel with their own chins. Bored faces change faster than a construction nail turns into a knot.

"Russian Bears" is a power show with a program of forty acts. Construction nails are tied into knots, steel rods are twisted into rings, aluminum frying pans — one, two, and three at once. They punch through five-centimeter boards with a nail in one strike, break baseball bats, tear phone books of three thousand pages, and inflate hot water bottles until they burst. The team has more than six hundred performances under their belt — from Vologda and Pskov to Sochi, Grozny, and Novosibirsk, and they have also toured abroad.

This experience is evident in how the athletes hold the audience: the acts flow without lulls, between tricks there is a short commentary so guests have time to breathe. And at the finale, those who wish are given the chance to try bending a rod themselves. According to feedback after the event, this is the moment discussed the longest.

The show is tailored to a specific venue: a full 35–40 minute block, a short appearance at the opening, or a series of sets throughout the evening. Formats — corporate event, company anniversary, presentation, New Year's party. For setup, a level floor and space for props are required. Leave your number — we'll check available dates and quote the fee.