Ren was raised in London and returned to Germany in 1996... for the humour! Prepare to laugh and be amazed all at the same time! In his first solo-show, Ren makes his ring finger disappear, turns ketchup into tomatoes, presents a death-defying small illusion with a tablespoon, shows the most choreographed version of the torn & restored tissue paper youll ever see and introduces the audience to a novel combination of the ancient arts of origami and paper tearing. Oh, and there are some cool card tricks too!These amazing illusions are combined with clever comedy, audience involvement, visual gags and wordplay and presented with a dry wit seldom encountered among Germans.Awards and achievements:Ren is a member of The Magic Circle & Associate of The Inner Magic Circle. He is also both the German magic circles Champion of Comedy Magic (2017) and the Austrian magic circle's Champion of 2016 in the same category.In 2017, he was voted Close-up Magician of the Year by the events journal Knstler-Magazin.In 2019 he performed at the world-famous Magic Castle in HollywoodAnd in 2020, Ren appeared on Britain's got Talent.76 five-star reviews on Google.

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