
Kevin Quantum: Invisible Force
Invisible Force is a magic and science show presented by physicist and illusionist Kevin Quantum at the Edinburgh Fringe. The show blends cutting-edge illusion, psychology,...

Invisible Force is a magic and science show presented by physicist and illusionist Kevin Quantum at the Edinburgh Fringe. The show blends cutting-edge illusion, psychology,...
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