A Fringe Quickie (#335) with ‘Mirage a Trois’

Questions answered by Razzvio.

Q1: Aside from this Quickie, what is the most desperate marketing tactic you plan on using to get bums in seats this August? 280 chars

We will be performing street shows throughout the day! An amuse-bouche of tasty tidbits from the show. Come find us for street magic and instant song requests! Thats just the flirt, the real date is even better.

Q2: If your show walked into a cocktail bar, what would it order?

Our show would walk into the bar, lean in just so and flirtatiously ask the barkeep what their favorite drink was. Give me that, I want a taste.

Q3: If you brought this show home for the holidays, how would your parents react to them?

If this show came home for the holidays, parents would react in horror and confusion when an entire polycule descended upon your celebrations. We will disappear ALL of the cookies and leave music and mayhem in our wake.

Q4: How will the audience remember you the morning after?

The audience will be replaying some of our more daring tricks in their head. How did they DO that? What was going on with their legs in that act? Please remember to hydrate after seeing Mirage A Trois.

About the show

Mirage a Trois

Date(s): Week 2 (Fri 14th to Thur 20th Aug) • Final week(s) (Fri 21st to Mon 31st Aug)

Time(s): Evening (Between 6pm and 10pm)

Ticket type: Free

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