pyrotechnist
pyrotechnician

And from him, the first class-conscious pyrotechnist, I am descended, yes, by God.

The company has given a ballet pyrotechnist and star, Mr. Baryshnikov, the chance to explore an entirely different dance form.

Desmond Richardson, a lithe pyrotechnist, has stepped in as the company's first principal dancer to be recruited from the ranks of modern dance.

American Ballet Theater Metropolitan Opera House Robert Wallace is about as solemn a young pyrotechnist as they come.

Soon after Mr. Moi lit the 20-foot pile, artfully arranged by a pyrotechnist who specializes in creating fires for movie sets, flames roared upward, blackening the tusks.

The Pyrotechnics Guild International was founded in 1969 by Max P. Vander Horck, then publisher of a monthly fireworks newsletter titled "American Pyrotechnist."

In The New York Times, critic X.J. Kennedy wrote, "Of younger writers in America today, surely John Updike is our leading pyrotechnist.

Jeremy Lemme was the pyrotechnist and Wendi Lees Beckwitt the ballerina in a likable cast completed by Andre George and Robert Logan-Mayo.

In 1877, John Nelson Fletcher, a pyrotechnist, and the former Confederate soldier from North Carolina, Robert L. Suits, modified Roys's rocket, marketing it as the "California Whaling Rocket".