Booking Info

If you would like the The Rope Warrior to perform at your private function, school assembly, corporate event, or private party please call: 1.888.Jmp.Rope.

School Assemblies FAQ'S

Q:	How long is an assembly?
A:	Typically 45 minutes-1 hour
Q:	How many can come to the show at once?
A:	It depends on the seating capacity of your facility. Please keep in mind that there is usually a minimum space requirement of a semi-circle with a 20 foot radius. Also, there are tricks done very low to the ground - so the more rows of students that you have the harder it is for the ones in back to see.
Q:	Are there any other space requirements?
A:	The show can be performed in almost any type of venue, but if given choices:
	* A hard flat surface is better than grass or gravel.
	* A high ceiling (12 feet or above) is better than a low one.
	* A room that gets dark (for the glow ropes) is better that one that only gets dim. If no dark room is available, or if the show is outside, another routine is substituted for the glow ropes.
Q:	How far in advance do I need to book an assembly?
A:	It is never too early to book an assembly. The less flexible you are with the month, day, or time of your assembly, the earlier you need to call.

Quotes
"What Zorro is to the sword, what Indiana Jones is to the whip, Chicagoan David Fisher is to the jump rope." -Mike Thomas, Chicago Sun Times

"David Fisher electrified our children, faculty, and parents... I have rarely experienced such a dynamic and child centered program." -Principal of a Chicago area school

"It looked like a UFO or something." -Matt, sixth grader

"Kindergartners through fifth graders were just mesmerized... We were impressed because the presentation is educational as well as entertaining." -Sara Murphy, teacher

"Message for kids here is that exercise can be fun and a life-long passion. From Fisher they learn to celebrate creativity, and that you can do something that no one has done before." -Sally Fitz, NBC News

"Thank you for for helping me with double-dutch. I had never been able to do double-dutch in my life, and now I find it very, very, very fun. I'm still trying to do the octopus I think it is hard but I'm not giving up." -Megan Lind, Fourth Grader

"If the Rope Warrior is coming back next year I'm going to ask my teacher to hold me back." -Brittany, Fifth Grader

"Dear Mr. Fisher, I would give your performance more thumbs up than our classroom could hold... P.S. I got to admit you were good." -Brandon, Third Grader