DERREN BROWN – ENIGMA TICKETS (LIVE AVAILABILITY)

‘Derren Brown – Enigma’ at Adelphi Theatre – opens 15th June 2009 performing until 18th July 2009

Derren Brown is on a UK tour with his amazing show, Enigma.  The tour will be in the West End, London from 15th June and we offer a fantastic range of Derren Brown Enigma tickets including cheap Derren Brown tickets. Buy your tickets for Derren Brown – Enigma theatre show today so as not to miss out on this opportunity to see the amazing Derren Brown at the Adelphi Theatre!

TICKETS: £44.00 – £57.00

Show Type

Derren Brown – Enigma is a unique combination of magic, illusion and psychology

Show Overview

Derren Brown has amazed and shocked and baffled audiences for several years now. He gained such widespread popularity for the ‘never before’ live game of Russian Roulette on our television screens. In 2006, he won the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Entertainment for ‘Something Wicked This Way Comes’.

His enigmatic style and unique approach to mind manipulation has meant he is one of our most popular magical entrepreneurs. His can pull off seemingly impossible feats and can perform magic tricks with a panache and personality that gives his shows an extra dimension. It is something than more than just magic and suggestion; Derren Brown is a true entertainer.

‘Enigma’ is both shocking and hilarious and Derren Brown is at his best as he plays psychological games with audience members.

This is a treat not to be missed and Concierge Desk are delighted to be able to offer tickets.

Show Age Suitability

Not suitable for children under 12 years old

Theatre Information

‘Derren Brown’ will be playing at the The Adelphi Theatre, Strand, WC2E 7NA

Nearest Underground Stations: Charing Cross, Embankment or Covent Garden
The theatre is only a 5 minute walk

Bus links: 6, 9, 11,13, 15, 23, 77A, 91, 139, 176

Performance Information

Monday to Saturday: 8.00pm

Running Time: TBC

Cast Includes

Derren Brown

DERREN BROWN – ENIGMA TICKETS (LIVE AVAILABILITY)

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