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If anyone missed the announcement, Svengali returns to the West End for 27 performances only in 2012.
Tickets are available here: Novello Theatre, London
It’s come to our attention that some fans have received phone calls from people claiming to be us, informing people they have won tickets to Svengali.
We’d just like to make it clear that these calls are fraudulent and not anyone from the DB Blog team.
If you receive these calls, please pop an email through to admin@derrenbrown.co.uk with as much detail as possible so we can look into this for you.
You will never receive any phone calls from myself (Abeo), Dupin or Exeo.
When we do run competitions then contact comes via the official @derrenbrown.co.uk email addresses and will contain your original email entry to the competition. The winners first name will also be announced on the various official channels (Blog/Facebook/Twitter).
If in doubt please contact me via Twitter or Facebook for confirmation.
Kyle Hill from Science-Based life says about this:
“This is the Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium. After the World’s Fair in Okinawa, Japan, this massive aquarium was opened in 2002 to keep the tourism to the city alive.
The main tank called the “Kuroshio Sea” holds 7,500-cubic meters (1,981,290 gallons) of water and features the world’s second largest acrylic glass panel (an incredible 24 inches thick!). Whale sharks and manta rays are kept amongst many other fish species in the main tank.
Suffice it to say that any fish tank that can hold the largest fish on Earth is pretty amazing. Seeing such giants up close must be as close to a spiritual experience as a godless heathen like me could get.”
I don’t think we could handle the first biggest aquarium in the world….
Thanks to Kyle from Science-Based life.
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This is your chance to play a part in the reshaping of the derrenbrown.co.uk website and, as a little thank you, you can enter a prize-draw for a signed treat from DB.
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For those who haven’t seen, the Derren Brown Store reopened at the start of the year.
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We’ve recently added Signed Svengali Brochures (They’ve all been signed by Derren on their front cover in silver pen). We don’t often get these in stock so if you want one, grab one while you can.
We’ve also got a new limited edition 2012 Svengali mug:
Pop over to the store to check out our other merchandise, including T-Shirts, Posters, DVD’s and more.
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TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW, CLICK HERE: Novello Theatre, London
“A baffling, bamboozling and beautifully bewitching display of devilry. When it comes to eye-popping illusions Brown is the only game in town”
****Evening Standard
Be prepared for a theatrical roller-coaster ride as the acknowledged master of psychological illusion returns to the West End with his 2012 Oliver-nominated show DERREN BROWN: SVENGALI. This is the last chance to see the sell-out live show that has mesmerized the nation, performing in over 150 venues
SVENGALI will reside at the Novello Theatre from July 12 – Aug 11 2012.
Derren, who professes that he loves writing and performing on stage more than anything else, says:
“”I enjoy the stage shows more than anything else. This one is fun, dark, funny, freaky. Live on stage is the best place for what I do: it’s unpredictable, and the audience knows there’s no possibility of judicious editing. Plus we’ve put in new material for this year and the show has grown and changed on the road more than any other.”
Svengali is written by Derren Brown and Iain Sharkey with Stephen Long and produced by Michael Vine, Andrew O’Connor & Corrie McGuire for Objective Talent Management.
Teller, the mute half of the wonderful magicial duo Penn & Teller talks about the science that makes the magic possible. On Smithsonianmag.com you can read an article by Teller’s hand on the deception he uses in his magic acts. Those who find their root in the neurological tricks that fool our brains that make a subtle exploitation of our evolutionary origins into an art-form. The magician’s skill, Teller says, is understanding and utilizing this for their devious plans to continually surprise you;
“But magic’s not easy to pick apart with machines, because it’s not really about the mechanics of your senses. Magic’s about understanding—and then manipulating—how viewers digest the sensory information.”
We can certainly recommend the article to anyone interested in magic and the hidden science behind it, but especially to aspiring magicians who would like to know more about what really makes this amazing craft tick and would like to learn from one of the best.
Once you’ve read the excellent article you can dispel another illusion, by listening to Teller himself talk about his article on the NPR podcast. And what a lovely voice he has, miracle indeed. Don’t forget that Derren has a book out where he makes similar… confessions of a conjurer.