Debuting at this years Brighton Fringe is a Fringe first in childrens entertainment. An interactive childrens magic and comedy spectacle with Germany's second funniest magician (yes, he is both German and funny!).The show follows Ren in search of his elusive three-ended magic wand. On the way there, the children will encounter and actively participate in a variety of routines involving coins appearing out of thin air, colourful silks changing places, shoelaces magically tying themselves, socks mysteriously jumping from one foot to the other and pocket money increasing its value. The laugh-inducing illusions also include magic with bicycle pumps, a talking duck and a tie that seems to have a life of its own. Best suited to ages 4.5 to 11 years.Awards and accolades:Ren is a member of The Magic Circle & Associate of The Inner Magic Circle. He is also the German magic circles Champion of Comedy Magic (2017) and Austrian Champion of 2016 in the same category.In 2017, he was voted close-up magician of the year by the events journal Knstler-Magazin and in 2020 he appeared on Britain's got Talent.76 five-star reviews on Google.

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