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Preview: A Kind Of Magic An Online Magical Interactive “Extravaganza” Hosted By Magical Bones

by Staff Writer
June 4, 2020
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Magical Bones

Magical Bones

Magical Bones is set to host a brand new concept show – A Kind of Magic, in association with venues across the country and featuring guests and audience participation like you have never seen before.

Fresh from his hugely successful Britain’s Got Talent appearance, Magical Bones invites you to not just watch but to take part this is truly unique show live via Zoom.  Plus, if that wasn’t enough the show will feature some of the best emerging talent in the UK, including magicians, dancers, singers and many other specialist acts such as Brendan Rodrigues, Magic Singh and Shelley Baker.

Venues taking part include The Lowry in Salford, The Pleasance Theatre, Maidenhead’s Norden Farm. They (and others) will sell tickets to this exclusive Zoom event, which will be distributed as one ticket per screen, so your whole household can watch from that screen. Audiences will need to have registered with Zoom and have a username that matches the name under which your ticket was purchased. The unique ID and password which we will issue on the day of the show

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In order for you to participate in this magical extravaganza at home, you will also be sent an e-package along with an ID that contains features which will assist in your taking part in certain elements of the show. You will also need a pack of playing cards.

You have the ability to disable your own camera and microphone in the app and on the website. At certain point of the show the host will invite people to take part in certain elements of the show, and by making your camera live you give your consent to us ‘spotlighting’ you, meaning you will be seen/heard by other people watching the show.

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Being stuck at home doesn’t mean you don’t deserve a bit of magic! Your sofa is the best seat in the house for this very special live and interactive magic experience.

More details and tickets can be found here.

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