Magic, robots and plenty of mischief are heading to the Central Coast, with Mario The Maker Magician making his debut at The Art House Wyong these spring school holidays.
Mario Marchese, aka Mario The Maker Magician, brings a wildly inventive mix of magic, robotics, slapstick comedy and science to the stage in a show designed to get young audiences thinking outside the box.
Rather than simply watching tricks unfold, kids are encouraged to embrace their curiosity, creativity and inner inventor.
The internationally acclaimed performer has already taken his unique brand of family entertainment around the world, including a sold-out Off-Broadway season in New York.
He has also appeared on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon and Sesame Street, performed for audiences on Universal Kids and toured live with legendary magician David Blaine.
His theatrical adventure has sold-out seasons across the US, Canada, UK and Australia, including a run at the Sydney Opera House.
Now, Hunter families will get the chance to see the inventive magician up close when he brings his show to Wyong for the first time.
Running for an hour, the production combines magic and making with a positive message about following your passions, making the most of what you have and, most importantly, having fun along the way.
There’s also audience interaction throughout, making the young crowd part of the action rather than simply spectators.
Mario The Maker Magician will be performed at The Art House Wyong on Tuesday, 6 October at 6pm and Wednesday, 7 October at 11am. Tickets are on sale now, with the daytime performance already close to selling out.
