Impossible Tickets
Impossible is the most jaw-dropping and mind blowing magic spectacular, featuring the world’s greatest illusionists live on stage at the Noel Coward Theatre in London’s West End. After a highly acclaimed run in 2015, this ione of a kind show returned for a run in the summer of 2016.
Impossible combines death-defying stunts, ingenious technological trickery, impressive stage illusions and close-up and personal magic, in the most jaw dropping and mind blowing illusion spectacular to hit the West End in 2016.
Featuring the world’s greatest illusionists live on stage, this fast-paced, breath-taking performance reinvents magic as you know it, thrusting it into the 21st century with stunts of epic proportions and the most inexplicable magic.
Following a hugely popular run in 2015, Impossible returned to the Noel Coward Theatre in London’s West End this summer and was perfect for children and adults of all ages, both those who had it as their first ever illusion show and those just looking to be shocked and amazed yet again.
Impossible features the greatest magicians and illusionists in the world, including South London’s very own Magical Bones, known for fusing hip-hop culture, break dancing and magic into an ingenious performance that is entirely unique. He was joined by the multi-award winning Chris Cox from BBC 3’s Killer Magic, known for being one of the most exciting entertainers in the UK, as well as the striking and astonishing Dutch dancer and illusionist Sabine van Diemen, death-defying knife thrower and escapologist Jonathan Goodwin, and BBC favourite Ben Hart. The ensemble is completed with the fabulous magician and dancer Josephine Lee, who has worked with all of the biggest names in the business, from Seigfried and Roy to David Copperfield.
With world class performers backed by one of the most innovative creative teams in show business, Impossible once again took its rightful place as the most exciting and exhilarating shows in London’s West End, with performances having started on the 8th July 2016 and ran until the end of August 2016.
Featuring the world’s greatest illusionists live on stage, this fast-paced, breath-taking performance reinvents magic as you know it, thrusting it into the 21st century with stunts of epic proportions and the most inexplicable magic.
Following a hugely popular run in 2015, Impossible returned to the Noel Coward Theatre in London’s West End this summer and was perfect for children and adults of all ages, both those who had it as their first ever illusion show and those just looking to be shocked and amazed yet again.
Impossible features the greatest magicians and illusionists in the world, including South London’s very own Magical Bones, known for fusing hip-hop culture, break dancing and magic into an ingenious performance that is entirely unique. He was joined by the multi-award winning Chris Cox from BBC 3’s Killer Magic, known for being one of the most exciting entertainers in the UK, as well as the striking and astonishing Dutch dancer and illusionist Sabine van Diemen, death-defying knife thrower and escapologist Jonathan Goodwin, and BBC favourite Ben Hart. The ensemble is completed with the fabulous magician and dancer Josephine Lee, who has worked with all of the biggest names in the business, from Seigfried and Roy to David Copperfield.
With world class performers backed by one of the most innovative creative teams in show business, Impossible once again took its rightful place as the most exciting and exhilarating shows in London’s West End, with performances having started on the 8th July 2016 and ran until the end of August 2016.
Sorry this show closed 27 August 2016, we recommend these similar productions.
Performance dates:
26 Aug 2016 - 27 Aug 2016
Running time:
2 hours and 30 minutes including an interval.
Venue:
Age recommendation:
Recommended 6+
Audience Notes:
Impossible is perfect for people of all ages who want to have their breath taken away. This show is highly recommended for fans of contemporary illusionists and magic shows such as Darren Brown, Dynamo or Killer Magic. With a truly spectacular stage show, this is bound to dazzle young children and seasoned magic lovers alike.
Impossible Reviews
User Reviews
Saw the show twice last year when it was on and was so impressed that I had to return this year. There are a couple of new magicians on the show this year which bring some new acts and variety. Even days after the show it keeps you wondering how on e Read more
Performance date: 19 July 2016
1/6
This was a brilliant show, guest staring Richard Jones (winner of Britain's Got Talent 2016). A very original show, with points where I couldn't blink as I was just trying to work out how incredible acts of magic and human ability were happening righ Read more