After having a debut show at the Melbourne Magic Festival 2022 with “Check!” Big Bobby and his invisible assistant Rhodneey are BACK for more magic, more mayhem and more fun shenanigans in his new show “Trick My Brain”. I sat down with Big Bobby to try and get a sneak peek of the hilarity of what’s to come….

1. You had a show at the Melbourne Magic Festival in 2022 (‘Check!’)…why should audiences come and see your show this year?
It is a BRAND NEW SHOW – you won’t want to miss it! Rhodneey has promised me he will check everything so all the tricks should work this year! Plus you will learn some ways to hack your brain to be happier.

2. Previously you had a special assistant called Rhodneey…will Rhodneey be joining you again this year?
Rhodneey will most definitely be at the show. We are a double act and I can’t imagine performing without him. Sometimes he throws the old green lycra number on just to prove he is really there. He constantly reminds me he saved the show last year.

3. The human brain / mind is very powerful…can it really be tricked?!
Yes the brain really can be tricked and I will be showing you how with some cool and interesting ways that happens.

4. What are you most looking forward to at the 2023 Melbourne Magic Festival?
I am looking forward to seeing some of my favorite performers and of course hearing the kids laugh at and go BOOMCHUGGALUGGA at “Trick My Brain”.

5. Are there any special guests we should keep an eye out for at your show?
Yes for sure. The Big Bobby Show for 2023 will feature The Gamemaster who runs some of the best games you will ever see where kids can win prizes. He is in a league of his own and has performed for kids in the US where he was based and all over Australia. Also joining us is long time friend Picco the  Clown. Picco has worked in the circus, performed at the MMF, advised on (recent Australian competitive balloon twisting show) “Blow Up” and written numerous shows. He is a master of magic, clowning, face painting, ballooning and writing. Lastly is ‘the producer’ aka Greg Perkins, he has worked in children’s entertainment on Disney Cruise ships for years and brings his expertise to the show.

Reminder no rubber ducks are permitted in the auditorium!
(Tay’s note: again my rubber ducks are sad they will not have another fun outing this year!!!)

In order to not miss out on all the hilarity and special guests of Big Bobby’s show, you’d better get your tickets to “Trick My Brain” here!

1. Tell us about your show title – it’s quite striking! What can audiences expect?
The title of our show was one that was thoroughly thought of, although it seems like a standard word in the English dictionary, ‘Saint’ has many definitions and understandings which we explore and unpack throughout the show. Saint is all about diving into the miracles of live performance whilst changing the audience’s perspective on life. Jay and I both aim to allow the audience to marvel at their own personal revelation on how they view the world around them. We aim to deliver sophisticated routines with a humours and charismatic approach where spectators feel drawn to our performance style. With Jay and I both having different performance styles, this show takes you on a rollercoaster however everything comes full circle by the finale.  

2. Luke Blaze, you’ve performed at the Melbourne Magic Festival before (welcome back!) but Jay Cristo has not…tell us about your background together / what made you team up this year?
It’s great to be back at the festival this year, however last year there was something missing, a presence that only a best friend could fill. Jay and I have been best friends for 9 years, ever since we met each other both performing at the same event. From meeting, we discovered that we shared our love for magic, but didn’t stop there. We also had the same part time job, hobbies, and interests, it was like meeting a duplicate version of myself from an alternate dimension. The only thing that’s different is our performance style, which is quite the opposite, so we’ve rarely ever stepped on each other’s toes when performing (until we get on stage with each other in July!) Which is what has allowed us to bring together a show that literally has it everything, illusions, mind-reading, comedy and so much more. 

3. Would you describe yourself as a saint / saintly? If so, why / why not?
I definitely wouldn’t describe myself as ‘saintly’, I’m quite the opposite, the devil on your shoulder kind of character. I tend to always push myself to the limits, whether it’s fire eating or doing underwater escapes. I have a very cheeky side that likes to step out when on stage that is far from a saint approval! 

4. Why should audiences come and see your show at the Melbourne Magic Festival this year?
It’s quite a simple answer, 2 performers, double the fun, double the magic, double the price…. Actually no, same price  – while you’re at it, why not take 15% off tickets using codeword: ‘TAY’.

5. What are you most looking forward to at the 2023 Melbourne Magic Festival?
I’m most looking forward to just working alongside my best friend, taking it all in and simply allowing the show to take both Jay and I on a journey. Our show is across 3 nights and when you get to do what you love, with the company you love, then I believe that will not only show through to the audience on stage, however it’ll also make me a better performer on the evening.

Well, let’s just take Luke’s word for it – Double the fun, double the magic, and don’t forget 15% off with the codeword ‘TAY’ (haha!) what a good deal! Don’t miss out on a devilishly good time, book here!

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I was excited to sit down with father & son duo Mike and Ruben Fields to learn more about their show “The Magician Vs Juggler Show” which sounds like a fun, interactive and very competitive show….let’s just see how deep their competitiveness runs!

1. Describe your show in 3 words
Magic & Juggling Battle (okay so it’s 4 words but it’s grammatically awkward in 3 words.

2. Tell us about yourselves and your magical / juggling backgrounds.
Mike: I’ve been a fulltime magician for 12+ years. I only discovered my love for magic later in life, (more of a mid-life discovery rather than a crisis!) My favourite magic styles are performing for kids and mentalism – an odd combination. Kids have a raw unfiltered energy that recharges me, while with mentalism I love the simplicity of the performance that leaves the audience wondering if there was a trick prop / were they hypnotised or just psychological profiling? I also love escapology (escaping from things like a straitjacket) however I’m getting older and less flexible.

Ruben: I’ve been a juggler for half my life! I grew up with a magician for a Dad (Mike). I do some magic but I found juggling was my own thing. When I started, it took me a while to get good, I wasn’t a natural or anything. I started busking at Southbank and that gave the hours to grind the skills. Now I juggle larger numbers and all sorts of crazy things, but I’m not going to say what they are, as it’s part of the surprise in the show.

3. Who do you think is more entertaining – a magician or a juggler (or is that what your show sets out to find)?
A pizza can be gourmet or inedible, depending on the chef. Entertainers are much the same. Both of us are experienced comedic performers and there are loads of laughs throughout the show. What we are doing in each round is showcasing different styles and equipment in our magic and juggling, so the audience gets to see a variety of genres and skills. The audience votes at each round which is best, and we have no idea which they will choose.

4. Why should audiences come and see your show at the Melbourne Magic Festival this year?
Rather than a show aimed at little kids, or card magic, or whatever specific genre the performer chose, this show is truly for all ages. By covering a variety of magic and juggling styles you get the best of many genres all in fun packed show. It’s paced snappy to hold the young ones attention and plenty of skills and clean comedy to engage the parents. It’s a brilliant show for the whole family. Also, we only have 1 show this year, on July 4^th.

5. What are you most looking forward to at the 2023 Melbourne Magic Festival?
Mike: I’m looking forward to catching up with the magic community in Melbourne again. I performed in the 2017 Melbourne Magic Festival with my “Wanderful Show” and made some great friends. This will be the first chance I have to catch up with many of them since then.

Ruben: It’s funny, more Melbourne magicians know me than Dad (Mike). They know me from busking, even though I’m a juggler. It’s been a few years and I’ve grown a lot since they have seen me, so I will probably get a lot of “Gee you grew up!” comments.

“The Magician Vs Juggler Show” …which entertainer (and genre) will win?! Seems like the audience will decide so you’ll just have to come along to the show and find out! There’s only one chance to see this show, so book here!

Recently, I was lucky enough to sit down with multi skilled performer Chris Morant and chat about his upcoming Melbourne Magic Festival show aimed at families, “Chris Morant’s Magical Circus Show”. After winning the Best Newcomer Award at The Melbourne Magic Festival in 2021 and a very successful show run in 2022, Chris has returned to the festival in 2023 to wow families once again. Read on to find out more.

1. What do you enjoy performing more: magic or circus?
I Love Magic and Circus in different ways! Circus Skills require incredible discipline and it is really obvious when you make a mistake like dropping a juggling ball, however people can have amazing respect for an artist when they can do a very difficult skills. Whereas magic can require a lot of rehearsal but I absolutely love the look on peoples faces when to make an impossible task magically possible.

2. Why should audiences come and see your show this year?
This year is an improved show with plenty of comedy, surprising moments and fun for everyone. It’s an action packed, exciting show which is set to have everyone captivated, amused and very entertained. If that wasn’t enough, during each show a (very lucky!) audience member has a chance to win a beautiful handmade leather rabbit mask. It can’t get much more exciting than that! No other show offers the chance to take home a beautiful keepsake and memento of the show.

For those who are interested in trying out some magic for themselves, there’s a Magic Show bag with an instructional DVD and some of my favourite tricks you will be able to perform for your friends and family available for purchase and there will also be a table of some of my other amazing Morant Leather Art Creations to try on.

3. What are you most looking forward to at the 2023 Melbourne Magic Festival?
I love the energy of the Melbourne Magic Festival with all the amazing live performers, volunteers and audiences. It’s such a vibrant festival with many happy faces each day. I also love watching magic so seeing all the other shows is very exciting, and inspiring.

For me, giving away a mask for each show and seeing how grateful and inspired each winner can be makes me feel like magic can be taken to a whole new level. Someone who won a mask last year said they have it hanging on their bedroom wall and they love the story of how it was made and that they won it.

4. Are there any special guests we should keep a lookout for during your show?
There will be a couple of surprise guests, but you will have to come and see for yourself!

5. Do you have a favourite playing card? If so, what is it?
3,6 and 9 are my personal lucky numbers so any suits of those cards I particularly like. It’s too difficult to choose just one favourite card out of those, so you’ll just have to imagine which one that might be!

For a show full to the (hat) brim with family fun and surprising moments (plus that awesome chance to win a handmade rabbit mask!) grab your tickets here to “Chris Morant’s Magical Circus Show” – don’t miss out!

Tim Credible brings his family magic show and magic class to The Melbourne Magic Festival each year. Both are absolute family favourites year after year, so I sat down with Tim to find out more about what keeps him coming back to The Melbourne Magic Festival; what he loves most about performing for families and teaching magic!

1. You’ve been a regular performer at the Melbourne Magic Festival for many years now, why should families come and see your show this year?
Families should come and see my show at the Melbourne Magic Festival this year because I guarantee an enchanting and unforgettable experience that will captivate audiences of all ages. Over the years, I have honed my skills and crafted a performance that combines the perfect blend of wonder, humour, and audience participation. My show is specifically designed to cater to families, ensuring that both children and adults can enjoy the magic together. I understand the importance of creating a shared experience that brings families closer and leaves them with lasting memories.

As a regular performer at the Melbourne Magic Festival, I have built a reputation for delivering high-quality entertainment year after year. Families can trust that my show will be polished, professional, and full of surprises. The festival provides a unique opportunity for families to witness a diverse range of magical performances, and my show is no exception. To all the families out there: come and be a part of the Melbourne Magic Festival this year, and let me transport you to a world of wonder and excitement. Get ready for an extraordinary experience that will leave you amazed, laughing, and believing in the power of magic.

2. Children and families make up most of your audiences, and children are especially known for speaking their mind….have there been any especially funny interactions where children have gone “off script” or had hilarious reactions to your magic?
I’ve been performing shows for kids and families for about 20 years and this happens in every show. The different ways kids interact with me and their reactions to my magic is what makes the show so fun and why I’m still doing what I do. It makes every show I do different from the last one.

3. Each year during the Melbourne Magic Festival, you also run children’s magic classes (in the form of Magic School) during the Melbourne Magic Festival. What do you enjoy most about teaching magic?
My favourite part of teaching magic is when a child, especially a timid one, performs a trick I’ve just taught them for the first time before their peers and adults. In that moment, the child radiates pure joy and a newfound sense of confidence.

4. Do you have a favourite buddy / best friend in magic (human or otherwise)? If so, please tell us about them.
My best buddy in Magic is Douzie the Dragon. Douzie has been in my show for 13 years and he believes he is now the star of the show and that next year we should change the show name to  “Douzie the Dragon’s Family Magic Show”

5. Do you have a favourite animal? If so, what is it (and why!)
There are so many animals that I could name. Let’s say a Giraffe or maybe a Zebra. These two are hard to split. If you want to know why you will have to come to the show!

Sounds like Tim Credible’s show will be a festival highlight for families!
Click here for tickets to Tim Credible’s Family Magic Show
Click here for tickets to Magic School with Tim Credible

After a debut at The Melbourne Magic Festival in 2022 with his show “Tall Tales with Tyler”, Tyler Sandiford is back in 2023 with his new show “The Tarot Theatre”. What will the cards hold for you? Come with me and discover more about magic, mystery and chance with Tyler.

1. Tell us about your show title…why “The Tarot Theatre”?
The full title is “Tarot Theatre: A Theatrical Take on Divination” and the reason is twofold. Firstly, this show is about the esoteric and the macabre, both words I needed to look up to ensure correct spelling. I think this title represents the essence of the show well from that perspective. Secondly, I am a fan of alliteration so all the T’s were nice. There is a soft third reason this is the show’s title, of the options that ChatGPT gave it suited the first two reasons best.

2. You’ve previously performed at the Melbourne Magic Festival with one of your exciting magic shows. Why should audiences come and see your show this year?
Last year’s show was from my perspective a great success. A passion project comes to life for the joy of all who saw it. Unfortunately, given that I’m not a full time performer the Melbourne Magic Festival is the number one place to see my acts. This year’s show is an all-new completely different show that I hope is just as much fun as the last. While it is set to be a little spooky it should still be a show for the family so long as the younger ones are okay with the lights being off and the room being dark for short periods of time.

3. Do you have a favorite magician/someone you look up to in magic (if so, who is it)?
Derren Brown and Penn & Teller. For my birthday, my wife bought me a reprint of a Derren Brown original caricature of the famous duo that hangs in our home office. Their reimagining of the craft is something that I try to imbue in my performances where possible. 

4. What are you most looking forward to at the 2023 Melbourne Magic Festival?
Hopefully, connecting with a ghost and letting them run the show. Let’s see what audiences think of that! 

5. Do you have a favorite tarot card? If so, what is it?
I don’t have a favorite tarot card. Their use is situational and interpretive so it doesn’t really make sense to have a favorite. Imagine that you did and when it came time to use the cards the questions that you asked meant that if you saw that card it might have a negative connotation, now you find yourself willing that “your favorite” card doesn’t come out which isn’t the right frame of mind for the reading or you with the cards. I do, however, have a favorite playing card. It’s the Nine of Diamonds because way back when, I performed a magician’s card trick whereby by the will of the spectator and not the magician’s, a selected and signed card continues to jump to the top of the deck as if connected to that person….Can you guess which card my now wife happened to select? 

Thank you Tyler for such a fascinating glimpse into the stories and thoughts behind “The Tarot Theatre”…don’t let disappointment be on your cards in the future! Book your tickets here for Tyler’s show and don’t delay!

I sat down with dapper magician Richard Vegas to chat all things magic, mystery and “Real Fictions” – his upcoming Melbourne Magic Festival show with fellow performer Pierre Haag. Read on to discover more!

1. Tell us about your show title – it sounds quite contradictory! What can audiences expect?
Yes, well Real Fictions is the show title, and it’s kind of about how we can be deceived by what we believe, but the subtitle explains what audiences can expect, they can expect ” impossibilities, unpleasantries and other stupid and ridiculous things “. The “stupid and ridiculous” things are Pierre and myself, I’ll leave audiences to decide which is which. Amongst all that ridiculousness, we will read minds and make audience members unwittingly do exactly what we want them to do without them ever knowing that we are doing it, until the very end!

2. Tell us about yourselves and your backgrounds…what made you team up this year?
Well, we actually teamed up before the pandemic and have had this little ripper of a show in the incubator for years now. We premiered it at Adelaide Fringe last year with a very short one week run, just to test the waters with it and it killed. The audiences LOVED it., people actually saying that it’s the best magic show they had seen ( who knows how many magic shows they had actually seen though …. ) So naturally we decided to change things up and muck around with it…. And I think we’ve made it even better! I think… So I can’t wait to see what audiences reactions are to the show at this year’s Melbourne Magic Festival.

A little about our backgrounds: Pierre is known worldwide as the Unknown Mentalist, that’s why no one has heard of him, because everyone who knows, knows that that he is unknown. In magic circles he’s famous for being unknown. He really is a badly kept secret. Pierre has over 25 years experience as a mentalist and magician and I have almost 25 years experience as a magician and a mentalist. My background is in theatre, from a very early age I knew I wanted to be an actor and so here I am – “ an actor playing the part of a magician “. We teamed up because we like each other’s sense of humour. I think. Though I could be wrong on that. I’m still not sure…

3. Do you have a favourite magical style or genre? If so, what is it? 
I love all magic styles and have performed most of them. At the moment my favourite style is comedy mentalism but I have a strong history of the dramatic and highly theatrical. Pierre is a comedy mentalist who likes to flirt with the dramatic but rarely succeeds, I mean you just look at him and you laugh, or at least I do… and wait until he opens his mouth! So together we compliment each other, when we aren’t abusing each other.  

4. Why should audiences come and see your show at the Melbourne Magic Festival this year?
I can promise that in Real Fictions audiences will see magic that they will not see in any other show at the Melbourne Magic Festival. There are very original and never seen before routines and effects in this show. Not only that, I can also guarantee that they will have never seen a magic show presented as uniquely and at the same time ridiculously as what Pierre & I have put together with Real Fictions. And if that doesn’t convince you to come and see it, then come just to listen to Pierre talk with his stupidly cute Swedish accent… Or come because we tread a very thin line between really funny ( and amazing ) and inappropriate and the show should be cancelled…!

5. What are you most looking forward to at the 2023 Melbourne Magic Festival?
The bubbling critical mass of magic that happens when the Magic Festival takes over Melbourne and getting on stage with Real Fictions and blowing peoples minds with impossibilities, unpleasantries and other stupid and ridiculous things!

Well it sounds like this is going to be an unmissable show! Click here to secure your tickets to “Real Fictions” and make sure you don’t miss out on this “ripper of a show”!

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Baenedict Thiveanathan is no stranger to Melbourne, magic or festivals; having previously performed at Adelaide Fringe and been a regular visitor to Melbourne. A keen storyteller with a very magical flair, Baenedict hopes we can all join him in “Taming An Eclipse”. Read on to discover more.

1. Tell us about your show title – it’s quite enigmatic! What can audiences expect?

I’ve always loved being absorbed by captivating tales and wish to give my audience that experience as well. This is a show filled with fascinating stories that will hopefully have people’s imaginations running wild. One day while discussing the show with my good friend Brandon (who co-wrote the show with me) he came up with the name “Taming An Eclipse”. The title points to the central story told in the show and I get goosebumps whenever I share that story on stage. We love the title because it very efficiently conveys the grand and folklore-esque theme of the show.

2. Tell us about yourself and your magical background.

I grew up in Singapore and moved to Adelaide in 2019. I still am based in Adelaide but often travel interstate (especially to Melbourne) for shows! I started out in magic, like most magicians, with cards and close-up magic and never really performed full shows. Over the years as I matured as a person and performer, I found myself having something to say and often have a feeling or experience to convey. I learned that the most efficient way to do so is by having my own show, and being able to control aspects like lighting, music, environment and a longer run time for the show. That way, I can develop and share something more in depth and build an impactful experience for my audience. I now specialise in both close-up and stage magic and have also written, consulted, and performed in various shows both in Australia and in Singapore, which has been a lot of fun!

One of my primary drivers is to portray magic in the best light possible. Magic is more than just colourful clothes, dancing girls, silly jokes, rabbits, and top hats. Magic is a powerful art form with a rich history and I wish to convey that through my performances. I want people to leave my show with a newfound appreciation and love for magic.

3. Why should audiences come and see your show at the Melbourne Magic Festival this year?

I think my show is truly unique! Magic shows often just hit you with a steady stream of tricks… I think that can be fun, but it can also limit the potential of magic. In these cases, even when performed well it is often limited to just the feelings of wonder and astonishment. I think magic has the potential to do more than just astonish. My show attempts to explore the unexplored. Wonder and astonishment is the heart of magic, but on top of that, I hope that my show allows for the experience of a wider range of emotions; maybe an opportunity for you to tilt your head in the appreciation of a moment of innocence or maybe feel discomfort and slight fear at the possibilities of using knowledge and powers for evil. In “Taming an Eclipse”, storytelling is a huge part of it. I hope to create something unique and special by combining both storytelling and magic. It’s hard to describe it but I hope people do come experience it for themselves.

4. Do you have a favourite magician / someone you look up to in magic (if so, who is it)?

Teller (from Penn and Teller) is one of my favourite magicians. I think his magic is just beautiful. Also, he manages to tell stories and perform beautiful magic without saying a single word! I’m not good enough to do that, so I’ll stick to speaking for now hahaha..

5. What are you most looking forward to at the 2023 Melbourne Magic Festival?

It’s my fist Melbourne Magic Festival and I’m excited to be part of something that so wonderfully shares magic with the public. Apart from performing my show, I’m excited to meet friends, magicians, and just have a good time. I love watching magic too, so I’m definitely looking forward to catching as many shows as I can!

If you’re keen to attend one of the most curiously titled shows within the 2023 Melbourne Magic Festival, check out “Taming An Eclipse” and get tickets here.

Recently, I had the pleasure of interviewing another new performer for the 2023 Melbourne Magic Festival: Patrick Spencer. Originally from Indonesia but now based in Hobart, TAS, Patrick had much to share about his show “The Honest Liar”. Patrick’s show will only be on for one night only, so be sure to catch him before he disappears.

1. Describe your show in 3 words: Funny, Emotional, Simplistic
   
2. Tell us about your show title – it is quite a contradiction in terms!
   This show title came from a question asked by a friend. He asked me to explain what a magician is to those who have never seen one and the first thing that came to my mind is Honest Liar. Because we magicians basically “lie” to our audience but we are honest about it, hence the show title “The Honest Liar”.
   
3. Tell us about yourself and your magical background.
   I’m originally from Indonesia and have been staying in Australia for the last 10 years. As a kid, my father loved magic so much and loved performing party tricks to me and my friends every chance he got. He also took me to magic shows and taught me a trick or two, so I’ve been exposed to magic ever since I was a child. But I have never seriously pursued magic until 3 years ago when I finally realised that I actually love this art and I want to learn more about it. It was also the same time as the first wave of COVID and during those months of lockdown I decided to actually start learning magic properly. I started getting some books, watching some tutorial videos and long story short, I started performing to friends and family until I finally got hired to perform in various kinds of events.
   
4. Why should audiences come and see your show?
   I love to tell a story and this show, “The Honest Liar” tells a journey of how this little awkward and nervous kid can be the performer that he is now. So for those who want to experience this journey, come with me and I’ll be your guide.
   
5. What are you most looking forward to at the 2023 Melbourne Magic Festival?
   This year’s Melbourne Magic Festival does have a lot of amazing events to look for, Mario Lopez’s lecture and show is definitely one of them since he is one of my idols as a magician. To be able to meet other magicians, learn from them and share experiences with them is the main thing that I most look forward to. I met a lot of amazing magicians in last year’s Melbourne Magic Festival and I just know that this year will not disappoint.

Patrick is performing “The Honest Liar” for one night only so see him before he disappears! Tickets available here.

The Quizzical Mr Jeff is no stranger to the Melbourne Magic Festival, having performed at the festival a number of times. If you’ve never seen The Quizzical Mr Jeff perform then ‘expect the unexpected’! Specialising in visual shenanigans; circus, magic and variety entertainment are his main tools for opening the pathway into a world of whimsical wonders.

1.You’ve previously performed at the Melbourne Magic Festival a few times now…why should audiences come and see your show this year?
This year I have brought back more audience participation and an ending that the Melbourne Magic Festival hasn’t seen since the first year I performed there. It is a huge crowd favourite and people love the energy and feeling they get when they are leaving. People will see some of their favourite acts as well as performances that they may not have seen before. My show aims to give the audience an escape where they will see beautiful acts with choreography and music to bring them on a journey.

It has been said that when leaving the theatre people have experienced a lightness and sense of wonder, and a giddiness and happiness that comes from experiencing something novel and fantastically engaging.

2.You’re very skilled in multiple arts (circus and magic) – without giving too much away, what would you say is the most magical part of your show?
For me, magic is more than just a clever trick, it’s bringing people into the story and away from the outside world. Gravity defying acts are always my favourite so people should definitely arrive on time to see one of the most magical parts of the show.

3.If you could invite any magician or circus entertainer (dead or alive) for a guest spot in your show, who would it be and why?
Rewi and Tina from CirqueSanity. I would love to work with them again and bring our duo acts to my audiences.

4.What are you most looking forward to at the 2023 Melbourne Magic Festival?
I always get a great sense of happiness when I meet the audience after the show and take photos with them. Bringing some magic and wonderment to people and transporting them into my whimsical world is a joy and pleasure.

The Quizzical Mr Jeff performs a charming and captivating show where every moment is filled with action and every movement is amplified by sound effects. If this sounds like your kind of show, then secure your tickets here.

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