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Dragon & princess birthday show

Your child has a kingdom to save.

A four-hour birthday adventure for ages 4–12, played out by two actors in English or Russian: a royal puppet theatre, a gnome, a witch, a gold hunt, a dragon under a spell and a princess to rescue. At your place, or ours in Hollywood, FL.

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  • 4 hours
  • Ages 4–12
  • Up to 30 guests — count the grown-ups too
  • English or Russian

The idea

One story, from the first curtain to the dragon.

Most party entertainment is a list: an hour of games, a character visit, a bounce house. Dragon Quest is built the other way round. It is one continuous story in five acts, and every game in it — the riddles, the archery, the tunnels, the gold hunt — moves the plot forward.

What your child gets to do

  1. Solve the gnome’s riddles
  2. Break the witch’s spells
  3. Aim a bow
  4. Crawl through secret tunnels
  5. Find the stolen gold
  6. Rescue the princess

If your child has asked for…

Act I

The puppet theatre: the King and Queen need heroes

Every quest needs a reason to set out. Ours begins at a little puppet castle.

The curtain opens on the King and the Queen. Katya works the puppets; the King speaks in Anton’s voice. The royal couple have bad news: the dragon has been put under a spell, Princess Daniella is missing, and the kingdom needs brave helpers. By the time the curtain closes, every guest at the party has a mission.

Why it starts with puppets

A puppet theatre gathers the whole group in front of one small stage. Four-year-olds and twelve-year-olds hear the same story at the same moment — and from then on, everyone knows what they are playing for.

Katya behind a red curtain with the King and Queen puppets on a brick puppet stage
Act I: the royal court, in puppet form.

Act II

Get past the gnome at the gate

A grumpy gnome guards the road to the dragon’s realm, and he does not open the gate for just anyone. Anton plays him — beard, pointed hat and all.

Riddles

Before he even thinks about letting the heroes through, the gnome tests them with riddles.

A contest for the parents

Then the gnome turns to the grown-ups. There is a contest written just for parents, and for once the children get to cheer for their mums and dads.

One very funny group photo

Before the gate opens, the whole company lines up for a group photo — children and parents together.

The bearded gnome in a pointed hat kneels beside young archers holding toy bows
The gnome with a few of his young heroes.

Act III

Outwit Witch Kislyaya

Then the witch arrives. Witch Kislyaya, played by Katya, hisses and croaks her spells at the heroes.

No sword works against her. Her magic breaks only one way — with words.

Poems, songs and magic words

The children answer every spell with a poem, a song or magic words of their own. In this act the heroes’ weapon is their own voice.

What breaks her spells

  1. A poem
  2. A song
  3. Magic words
Children with toy wands and tiaras stand ready on the lawn

Act IV

Follow Merlin. Find the dragon’s gold.

Merlin the wizard — Anton again — tells the heroes which dragon they are dealing with, and what was taken from him: the dragon’s gold has been stolen.

Bows and arrows

The bows come out, and Merlin shows the young archers how to aim. Archery is part of every Dragon Quest; the bows you see in our photos are toy bows.

Secret tunnels

The road to the gold leads through secret tunnels, so the heroes have to crawl through and find their way out.

The team gold hunt

Then the hunt itself. The whole team searches for the stolen gold together: one treasure, won back by everyone.

Merlin in a wizard’s hat helps a small girl draw a toy bow
Act IV: Merlin’s archery lesson.

Act V

Return the gold. Meet the dragon.

The heroes bring the gold back, and the spell breaks.

The dragon is a giant inflatable dragon, and he speaks in Anton’s voice.

A princess to rescue

With the spell gone, Princess Daniella is free — and it was the children who saved her. Katya plays the princess. If your child has been asking for a princess party, this is where the princess is: inside the story, not a separate character visit.

A gift from the dragon

Every child goes home with a gift from the dragon. It is part of the base program, so there is one for every young guest.

Children and parents cheer in front of a giant inflatable dragon at the end of the Dragon Quest
The finale: every hero, one very large dragon.
The Kiddo Bash Miami team smiling together beside the inflatable dragon
Children chase giant soap bubbles on the lawn
Anton blowing giant bubbles with a girl in a tiara
Kids bounce on the big inflatable trampoline

Around the story

Trampoline, giant bubbles and face painting.

Not every minute is plot. The base program also brings things to play with that need no script at all.

  • Trampoline

    A large inflatable trampoline — the bounce house you see in our photos.

  • Giant bubbles

    Soap bubbles big enough to chase across the whole lawn.

  • Face painting by the hosts

    Dragon tattoos and stencils. For detailed full-face designs, a professional face painter is available as an add-on.

Compare with the add-ons
The wizard kneels to talk with a mother and her son

For parents

And the grown-ups?

Parents stay for the party and look after their own children; we run the show. Nobody hands you a script — but the gnome has a contest written just for parents, and nobody escapes the group photo.

The cast

Two actors. Every part.

Like a theatre programme: here is who plays whom.

CharacterPlayed by
The King, a puppetKatya, with Anton’s voice
The Queen, a puppetKatya
The gnome at the gateAnton
Witch KislyayaKatya
Merlin the wizardAnton
The evil sorcererAnton
Princess DaniellaKatya
The dragon’s voiceAnton
Sound and effectsAnton
Meet Anton and Katya

Before you book

The practical part.

How long
Four hours, all five acts. Extra show hours are available as an add-on.
Ages
Written for children aged 4 to 12.
Guests
Up to 30 in total — children and adults together.
Language
English or Russian, your choice. The show in Russian
Where
Your home with a big lawn, or our private, shaded setting in Hollywood, FL. Where we host
Included
Two actors, the full show, trampoline, tunnels, archery, giant bubbles, a photographer with 50–70 edited photos, dragon gifts and more. Everything in the base program
Price
Every party is quoted individually — by your date, setting, guest count and extras.

Questions

What parents ask about the show.

Is Dragon Quest a princess party?
It has a princess in it. Princess Daniella is part of the story, and the children rescue her in the last act. It is a whole adventure rather than a visit from a costumed princess, so children who love princesses, dragons or knights all have something to play.
Is the dragon real?
The dragon is a giant inflatable dragon, and he speaks in Anton’s voice.
What ages is the show for?
Dragon Quest is written for children aged 4 to 12.
How long does it last?
Four hours, with all five acts. If you would like it longer, extra show hours are available as an add-on.
Can the show be in Russian?
Yes. The show is performed in English or Russian — tell us which one in your request.
Do parents stay?
Yes. Parents stay and look after their own children while we run the show, and Act II has a contest just for them.

Pick a date. The kingdom will be ready.

Tell us when, where you’d like to host and how many heroes are coming. Anton will put together your personal quote.

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