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Eric Antoine - Mystéric
In just five years since his emergence, Eric ANTOINE, the Humorillusionist, the Prestidigitator, the Great Dust-Sweeper of Magic, has established his unique style thanks to his numerous television appearances, where he has been discovered by millions of viewers, and above all to his latest show, “Reality or Illusion?”, which he has performed more than 250 times in France, Belgium, Switzerland, Tunisia, Algeria, Quebec, and elsewhere, in front of nearly 150,000 spectators. The time has now come to present a brand new show! It's called “Mystéric,” in which, still assisted by his “invisible” assistant Bernard, he mixes humor, illusion/sleight of hand, dance, psychology, music, philosophy, science, and more than ever before, in his own unique and effective way.
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In just five years since his emergence, Eric ANTOINE, the Humorillusionist, the Prestidigitator, the Great Dust-Sweeper of Magic, has established his unique style thanks to his numerous television appearances, where he has been discovered by millions of viewers, and above all to his latest show, “Reality or Illusion?”, which he has performed more than 250 times in France, Belgium, Switzerland, Tunisia, Algeria, Quebec, and elsewhere, in front of nearly 150,000 spectators. The time has now come to present a brand new show! It's called “Mystéric,” in which, still assisted by his “invisible” assistant Bernard, he mixes humor, illusion/sleight of hand, dance, psychology, music, philosophy, science, and more than ever before, in his own unique and effective way.
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