Mind-magic and mentalism: new show promises to be Manchester’s most mind-blowing night out
- Written by Georgina Pellant
- Last updated 6 years ago
- City of Manchester, Events, Nightlife, Sponsored
If you fancy having your intuition put to the test in a series of “flabbergasting and interactive demonstrations of mind-magic and mentalism”, then you’ll want to make a note of this in your diary.
Magician, mentalist and writer Luke Jermay is coming to the Casa Loca theatre at Impossible for a series of intimate mind-reading events.
Unlike a traditional theatre show, here you do not watch the show, you are the show.
This highly interactive experience features “astonishing demonstrations of mind magic and mentalism as well as amazing personal intuitive readings.” Almost everyone in the audience is promised a personal reading and a unique experience.
Announcing the brand new Manchester residency shows via his Facebook page, Luke said:
“With a new and unique format inspired by the jazz clubs of the 1930’s, it’s an evening of connection, conversation and mystery in a place where questions are as important as answers and mystery manifests with the intention to experience uncertainty. There are also excellent cocktails.”
Described as “jaw-dropping’ by The Times and “amazing” by mind-reading maestro David Blaine, it has already been billed as Manchester’s most mind-blowing night out.
Lasting two hours, with musical interludes and intermission breaks throughout, it will run monthly at Theatre Impossible from August to January.
Tickets include a complimentary cocktail as well as homemade canapés served during the performance.
Strictly limited to 30 people per show, early booking is recommended to avoid missing this unusual night of mystery entertainment.
Expect intimate and up close demonstrations of telepathy and prediction – and some great cocktails.
- This article was last updated 6 years ago.
- It was first published on 27 July 2018 and is subject to be updated from time to time. Please refresh or return to see the latest version.
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