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REVIEW | ‘The Absolutely Mental Magic Show’ just gets better

You may have seen them on Britain’s Got Talent or even the Romanian version but now you can catch them live at the National Arts Festival in Makhanda.

Mentalist and magician Brendon Peel, left, and escapologist Li Lau deliver a mind-blowing act
CLASS ACT: Mentalist and magician Brendon Peel, left, and escapologist Li Lau deliver a mind-blowing act Picture: NAF/SUPPLIED

You may have seen them on Britain’s Got Talent or even the Romanian version but now you can catch them live at the National Arts Festival in Makhanda.

Mentalist and magician Brendon Peel and escapologist Li Lau have brought The Absolutely Mental Magic Show to Frontier county with its combination of mentalism, sideshow, daring feats and illusion.

The Gqeberha duo have brought their talents together to deliver a mind-blowing act that has left audiences in disbelief.

Peel is a multi-award-winning performer and is internationally recognised as a rising star in the art of magic and illusion.

Lau is an award-winning performer as well as a world record holder who defies reality by pushing himself to the extremes, physically and mentally.

Lau’s jaw-dropping acts of escapology, sideshow and magic give him the intriguing title of ‘Bizarre Entertainer’, and are guaranteed to keep audiences on the edge of their seats.

From pulling out half a card from his nose to being shot at with a coin which he catches with his mouth, Lau awakens childlike wonder as you try figure out how it is all done..

Peel, as always, entertains with his stage presence and comedy, which draws the audience in.

For a “Don’t try this at home” kind of show, catch The Absolutely Mental Magic Show at the Masonic Front.

The Absolutely Mental Magic Show is on the Fringe on June 28 at 10am, June 29 at midday and June 30 at 2pm.

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