The Grove Hosts Magician Michael Mezmer Tonight
Tonight, October 4th, The Grove Theatre presents two award winning performances wrapped into one show. Known as the "Phenomenist", Michael Mezmer combines his talents as one of the world's top performing stage hypnotists with his award winning skills in the field of organic magic phenomena to create amazing performances in two shows - Trance-Nosis and DangerMagik.
Trance-Nosis, a show combining the sensational with human interest, is amazing, amusing and thought provoking. Devoted entirely to audience participation entertainment, you never know what's going to happen. The audience becomes the stars, performing everything from celebrity impersonations to dancing the Riverdance. Every performance holds unexpected and entertaining surprises.
In his DangerMagik show, Mezmer presents cutting edge organic magic phenomena designed to take the audience on a journey beyond the laws of nature and science. DangerMagik is an amazing show that entertains audiences of all ages.
Mezmer has toured throughout the United States and the Orient performing for millions, with standing room only crowds. His goal is to present the allied arts of hypnosis and magic in a way which people of all ages can learn about and enjoy them in a unique theatrical experience.
This one night only performance of magic phenomena and comedy hypnosis is designed for an evening of family fun and is not to be missed, and is being formed by Mezmer as a fundraiser for The Grove Theatre to help us meet our $150,000 goal by December 31st.
Tickets: Adults $20, Children, Students $10. Tickets can be bought here.
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