Derren Brown, Kings Theatre, Glasgow
4 – 12 March, 2022
Kings Theatre, 297 Bath St, Glasgow G2 4JN
The multi award-winning master of mind control and psychological illusion, Derren Brown, is at his very best on stage. His one-man shows have received wide critical acclaim and more Olivier wins and nominations than any other in history!
The closest out galaxy can boast to a Jedi master
– EMPIRE
“All I can reveal is that the show will ultimately be about you, the audience member, because that’s what I find most interesting. There are places I’d like to take the audience where we haven’t been before. I always aim to have it deliver more than you’d expect. I’m excited to be at the starting point of that process. Getting it on the road will be my favourite part of the year.” – Derren Brown
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