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'Petals-on-Wheels' act from UK brings autumn's magic to SIBF
November 08, 2025
|Gulf Today
The 44th edition of Sharjah International Book Fair (SIBF) made a vibrant start with the colours and magic of a British autumn as a team of dancers from the UK glided through the fair’s venue in roller skaters.
The 3D Flower Roller Skaters from the UK left visitors mesmerised, bringing a unique spectacle of elegance and energy in what is their maiden appearance at the 12-day annual event being held at the Sharjah Expo Centre until November 16.
Dressed as radiant blossoms in red, pink, yellow, and lavender, the four skaters - Lilly, Nadia, Elle, and Amy turned every corner of the venue into a moving garden in their rare “Petals-on-Wheels” act.
Their graceful spins and synchronised twirls brought a unique cheer to the festival floor, earning smiles, applause and countless camera clicks.
"It's our first time performing at SIBF, and it's been incredible,” said Alice Percival, founder of the company managing the troupe.
“The energy here is so positive - the kids’ faces light up when they see the colours and movement, and even parents and teachers stop to watch. It's wonderful to see that kind of joy.”
According to Percival, her company specialises in roller, ice and dance entertainment using custom “office skates” that allow performers to glide as gracefully as they would on ice.
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