Photo credits: Annie Alejo
Straight from London's West End, "Impossible," is a show wherein you really have to keep your eyes wide open and catch your breath as you witness people levitate and disappear right before your very eyes.
"The show has changed a lot since it started in London in 2015- there are the same cast members, and some are new," said Chris Hancock, "Impossible" production associate. "Each time we go to a new venue, we think about what kind of show we want to bring! We try and secure the best people for the show, to bring that scale and biggest illusions."
Photo credits: Annie Alejo
Here are the line-up of performers:
An explosive magical performance by Magical Bones. He has a lot of tricks up his sleeves and hat, and will entertain every one with magic! Don't blink, okay?
Ben Hart has the fastest hand. He started performing magic in his teenage years when most of his peers are out partying. He promises to mesmerize everyone with his magic tricks.
He is known as the modern-day Houdini and will escape (in chains, locked boxes) right before your very eyes. Ali Cook also has a lot of magic tricks up his sleeves so make sure you watch him perform.
Allow Chris Cox to read your mind. Don't be surprised if he suddenly appear before you and ask you to help him with his act on stage. Don't worry, he doesn't bite, he only reads minds.
Another great illusionist will have you wondering if what you actually saw is possible. Josephine Lee is not called the world's top female illusionist for nothing. She will have all of you transfixed in your chairs as she disappear (or not) right before you.
And last but not the least, Bello Nock is also a part of "Impossible." He has this reputation as the World's Greatest Comic Daredevil. Okay, that sounds really fun! But did you know that Ben is also an alumnus of America's Got Talent?
Photo credits: Annie Alejo
"Impossible" runs from December 25, 2017 to January 3, 2018 at the Smart Araneta Coliseum. Tickets are available at www.ticketnet.com.ph or at the Smart Aranet Coliseum. Call (02) 911-5555 for more details.
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