Name: The Clairvoyants
Start: 2023-09-29 21:30:00
End: 2023-09-29 22:30:00
Location: Leicester Square Theatre

The Clairvoyants, comprising of Austrian pair Thommy Ten and Am�lie Van Tass, are due to bring their mystical, illusionist show to Leicester Square Theatre in London on 29th September 2023, their first full-length show in the UK. Making use of audience members, guest appearances and a broad range of objects, The Clairvoyants delve into mentalism, illusions, and sleight of hand as well as utilising manipulation to create an interactive experience. In addition to never-before-seen tricks, audiences will be involved throughout the show and will experience the magic in their minds and hands. "This is not just a show." Thommy Ten explains, "This is an experience that people will talk about for a long time!" "Every night will be unique and different," Amelie van Tass said. "We will break the barrier between the stage and the audience, making those in attendance a major part of the whole experience." The Clairvoyant's perplexing magic show has also taken the duo to a performance at the Sydney Opera House as well as a spot headlining the mesmerizing show 'The Illusionists - Turn of the Century' in New York City, which proved to be the best-selling magic show in Broadways history.

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