Global Illusionist to visit Southbank
As part of the Melbourne International Arts Festival, illusionist Scott Silven will bring his act, ‘Wonders’ to the Melbourne Arts Centre, located in Southbank next month.
The Spiegeltent at the Arts Centre will be used by Silven to provide audience members insights into their own minds through various acts that delve into human psychology.
Silven’s story into illusion dates back to when he was 15 years old, when he started studying hypnosis in Milan. By 21, he had gained enough recognition to headline an act in one of UK’s popular theatres. Now, at 28, Silven has performed on television, at multiple global arts festival and on Broadway.
The running time for the show is two hours and 10 minutes and shows are held twice daily on Saturdays and Sundays at 2pm and 5pm. Tickets can be booked online with the option to display your online booking at entrance or pick up a printed ticket at the box office prior to the show.
Festivals such as this often use flyer printing services to inform visitors of what activities are on offer during the event.
The venue is wheelchair accessible and can readily be accessed by trams on St Kilda Road or walking distance from Flinders train station.
Silven’s show will be taking place between the 5th and 20th October, with the festival beginning a couple of days earlier.
The Spiegeltent at the Arts Centre will be used by Silven to provide audience members insights into their own minds through various acts that delve into human psychology.
Silven’s story into illusion dates back to when he was 15 years old, when he started studying hypnosis in Milan. By 21, he had gained enough recognition to headline an act in one of UK’s popular theatres. Now, at 28, Silven has performed on television, at multiple global arts festival and on Broadway.
The running time for the show is two hours and 10 minutes and shows are held twice daily on Saturdays and Sundays at 2pm and 5pm. Tickets can be booked online with the option to display your online booking at entrance or pick up a printed ticket at the box office prior to the show.
Festivals such as this often use flyer printing services to inform visitors of what activities are on offer during the event.
The venue is wheelchair accessible and can readily be accessed by trams on St Kilda Road or walking distance from Flinders train station.
Silven’s show will be taking place between the 5th and 20th October, with the festival beginning a couple of days earlier.