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ROBOrevue

Full revue: the complete show, including the RoboFonica finale

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Several five-minute appearances through the evening: synchronised choreography, battles and the RoboFonica finale.

Walking humanoidEvent with an operatorAvailability on requestCompany checked· 2026-09-18

What happens on the day

Three segments the company names: synchronised choreography, battles, and the RoboFonica finale. Performed without speech, to music.

How the robot is driven

Pre-programmedOperator controlled

A robot that can speak is not therefore holding an unscripted conversation in any language. The mode above is what this supplier commits to for this package.

Details from the supplier

The company's full format. Their published description is several five-minute appearances across the evening, comprising synchronised choreography, battles and a finale they call RoboFonica, in which a robot band takes the stage. Read from https://roborevue.cz on 18 September 2026. The price is not published. At the time of reading, the company had not confirmed that any performance had taken place.

What is included and what is not

Included

  • Several five-minute appearances across the evening
  • Three Unitree G1 humanoids and four human dancers
  • The RoboFonica finale
  • Operators, dancers and a show manager, six to nine people in total
  • Performed without speech, so no translation is needed

Not included

  • Price. None is published for any of the three formats.
  • Venue hire, unless the Prague venue package is taken.
  • Crew accommodation and catering outside Prague, which the supplier states the organiser provides.
  • An LED wall. The company supplies content for one or performs without it.
  • A tech rider PDF. The download link on the supplier's site returns a web page rather than a file; the requirements are reproduced here from their tech rider page.

What the venue has to provide

  • A stage or reserved area of at least 12 by 6 metres. The supplier states the show cannot be done on less.
  • A continuous rectangle, level and stable, with no cut-outs and no gaps between rostra.
  • Black dance floor, Marley type, laid and taped. Not carpet, not glossy or slippery board, and no thresholds or cable crossings inside the performance area.
  • Two 230 V 16 A supplies at the stage, for charging and for the technical kit.
  • A lockable room beside the stage for charging and cases, and a dressing room for four dancers.
  • Parking for a van at the load-in.
  • Playback from the company's own device into front of house, over XLR or jack. The show runs to playback and click.
  • A dark stage is preferred. The company supplies its own content for an LED wall, or performs without one.
  • Three hours for load-in and build, one hour for soundcheck and spacing, one and a half hours to strike.
  • A one metre clear zone around the stage during the robot numbers, an emergency stop at the operator throughout, and robots never left unattended among guests.
  • A clear 5 GHz band, notified to the DJ or AV crew in advance. The company brings its own access point and does not need the venue network.

Venue and safety checklist