Bowfire was introduced to the world in Hannover, Germany in July of 2000 and has held audiences captivated ever since. During 2002-2003 Bowfire conducted their first tour of the United States and then in December of 2003 they took their tour to Asia, performing several shows in Taiwan.

With their remarkable conglomeration of over ten styles of mastered string influences, renowned step and tap dancing, and vocal brilliance, Bowfire is transforming the way people think about stage shows. Their spellbinding performances transform the stage into an enchanting theatrical dream of song and dance; and rhythm and rhyme. The show utilizes various costumes and set designs influenced by their plethora of playing styles to create a spectacular display that brings the music to life and pulls the audience into the harmony of the story as they fiddle their way into auditory euphoria. Time to grab your tickets now!

The cast of virtuous musical talent is under the artistic direction of the creator Lenny Solomon who has been tantalizing ears with his jazz creations for over thirty years and has received the Jazz Violinist of the Year Award a phenomenal three times. Stage direction is overseen by Marion J. Caffey who carries the notoriety of writing, directing, performing, choreographing, and conceiving on the Broadway stage, you don't want to miss out on getting your premium tickets.

Bowfire's cornucopia of performers includes jazz virtuoso Stéphane Allard, renowned classical talents Yi-Jia Susanne Hou and Bogdan Djukic, bluegrass fiddler Ray Legere, and Celtic fiddlers Jon Pilatzke, Kelli Trottier, and Richard Wood who are also consummate step dancers. The cast also includes Chinese erhu guru and virtuoso of several styles, Shane cook, as well as George Gao and Stephanie Cadman whose repertoire of performing styles is limitless.

Bowfire has received riveting reviews such as "Bowfire blurred individual traditions in the fast-paced onslaught of top-flight playing... Everything I heard was slick, well-produced and well-played. Nothing was overdone. There was enough razzle-dazzle and variety to keep the audience entertained..." from the Houston Chronicle and, "Bowfire demonstrates what the violin and fiddle can do in the hands of masters... an evening of show stopping hits strung together in glorious sequence... awesome!" from The Record, but The Washington Post sums it up it all up in two simple words by calling Bowfire "Enormously Entertaining". Call Ticketsmyway and reserve your premium tickets now!