Dangerous Substances (Explosives) Regulation 2004
334Use of theatrical fireworks
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334 Use of theatrical fireworks (1) The only kind of fireworks that may be used for theatrical or similar purposes are theatrical fireworks. (2) A theatrical firework may only be used for theatrical or similar purposes. (3) A theatrical firework must not be used unless it is— (a) manufactured in accordance with the Act (including this regulation); and (b) used in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. (4) A person who uses a theatrical firework must ensure that spectators remain at a safe distance. theatrical firework, for a fireworks display under a fireworks display permit, means— (a) loose poured flash powder; or
(b) a firework that is— (i) fitted with, or adapted to, the use of an electrical ignition device; and (ii) designed to be safe for indoor use for theatrical purposes; or (c) another firework that has been adapted for theatrical use, if the permit authorises the use of the firework for the display.