Depends on the show, and the elements within it. Admittedly, Knights of Iron are expensive, but you do get what you pay for. Our attention to detail and level of professionalism is unmatched in the industry, and we will often spend more to costume a single character then other teams will on an entire show.

The day long scenario shows are the most expensive, as their large casts and extensive show elements increase the costs. The Musketeer shows (Three Musketeers versus The Pirate King, and Legends Never Die) are the most expensive, due to the extensive costuming and staging required. Robin Hood and The Legend of King Arthur are less expensive, as they have simpler elements.

Netherworld: Vampire Apocalypse falls somewhere in the middle, as it is self contained in terms of staging, and can be performed anywhere that has a 32' X 16' space with a 10 foot (or higher) ceiling, but this show needs to be moved and set up which takes man power and increases costs.

The School of Villainy is the least expensive show we have, as it is a two man swordfight/comedy show that requires far less costuming or staging.