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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Andrew N Holding. Magic boffin Oliver Meech meddles with forces we barely understand, in a comedy magic show for the QI generation. Expect brain-boggling tricks inspired by mind-blowing science. It’s the Natural Selection! “real gasps of awe” – Broadway Baby
“could rival superstar Derren Brown” – Theatre Wales Sell-Out performances at Brighton Fringe, Oxford Fringe and Green Man Festival. After melding magic with Neuropsychology (Ed Fringe 2011) and Time (Ed Fringe 2010) in previous hit shows, Oliver turns his attention to the rest of the universe. Oliver Meech studied Experimental Psychology at Oxford University, Creativity at top London ad agencies and Trickery at The Magic Circle. He fuses all three to produce magic that’s ‘fascinating and different from other magicians’ (GWJWTBE blog). When not performing at Fringe festivals around the country, he hops between the UK’s Science, Cabaret and Comedy circuits. This talk is part of the Skeptics in the Pub series. This talk is included in these lists:Note that ex-directory lists are not shown. |
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