If the holiday season is putting you in the mood for some magic tricks, then you’ll love Winter Wonders: The Magic of Robby Bennett, being performed at Houston’s The Match on December 23rd and December 24th. Robby Bennett is known today as one of magic’s “leading men,” and his performances have been astonishing audiences for decades.
Robby Bennett’s performances and known for their mesmerizing and astonishing tricks jam-packed into a performance that inspires the emotions, and can make you laugh while also spellbinding you. Robby Bennett is well-known for being an amazing storyteller that uses a lot of humor throughout his performances, and while he tells his stories, he’ll perform his amazing magic tricks to the point where he’ll alter your own feelings about time, as well as your imagination.
Bennet does a great job of involving his audience throughout his show, seeing them as his co-stars. He also performs with some stars from Ms. Monkey’s Party Emporium, names Sasha, Cody, and Darwin. These three capuchin monkeys do a great job of balancing out the show while also trying to see it, putting on funny acts of their own. Plus, not only can you see the three monkeys perform, you’ll be allowed to catch a picture with them once the show is over.
Tickets for this event cost $20 per person. All ages are welcome, and the show runs over a period of two days, listed below.
For more information or to purchase your tickets, please visit Match’s website here.
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