Kevin Quantum - Unbelievable Magic For Non-Believers
Sceptical? Good. We’re here to blow your mind right open.
In the first ever magic show made for people that don’t believe in magic - Kevin dares you to see the impossible - transforming your scepticism to belief, using science to deceive you… in the way only a former Physics PhD could.
Past “Best Magic” winner, Scottish Comedy Award nominee, trained by Penn & Teller.
Expect mind-blowing moments, big gasps, and raw, unfiltered magic from a world-class showman.
Think you know what’s real? Think again.
★★★★★ "unbelievable, defies imagination" Advertiser
★★★★★ "astonishing" Edinburgh Evening News
★★★★★ “Awe-inspiring, jaw-dropping - an epic show” Stages
★★★★ "unfathomable, stunning, sheer entertainment. Quantum proves in an era of fake news, even the smartest can be fooled" The Scotsman
- Fri, 14 Feb - Sun, 23 Mar
- 55 min
- PG (1 Warning)
- $25 to $42
- All transactions incur a $4.80 Transaction fee.
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Presented by: KQ Productions
Scientist-turned-magician Kevin was trained by the best magicians in the business - Penn and Teller. He has been a magician for 20 years creating award winning productions at Fringe Festivals around the world. A Guinness World Record breaker, he has consulted on numerous documentaries, movies and theatre shows and also presents to the corporate world on topics including creativity and distraction. His unique magic creations, saw him reach the final stages of Britain’s Got Talent, and have had tens of millions of views on YouTube.
When home, he is Artistic Director of the UK’s only magic festival; Edinburgh International Magic Festival and has presented, produced & written magic productions seen & created in Scotland and presented all round the world.
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- Audience members have the opportunity to interact or join artist on stage