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SUMMARY:Jason Bird: Parlor of Impossibilities in W. Hartford\, Westport & Mystic CT
DESCRIPTION:Magician and mentalist Jason Bird\, longtime Las Vegas headliner\, brings “Parlor of Impossibilities\,” his intimate evening of magic and mentalism\, home to his native state of Connecticut.  Fourteen 90-minute performances spanning three Delamar hotel properties offer an intimate room of just 60 guests ‘a night so exclusive\, even reality isn’t invited.’  Delamar West Hartford and Delamar Westport feature the show on select Sundays\, from October through December\, and the captivating show makes its Mystic debut in December at Delamar Mystic. Show dates offer performances at both 4 pm and 7 pm. \nBird brings more than 25 years and 9\,000 performances to the series\, including years headlining in Las Vegas at properties such as Bally’s and Caesars\, and national television appearances on NBC\, Fox and The CW’s “Masters of Illusion.” Bringing his long-applauded Nevada success to the east coast\, Bird is focused on building this residency in his home state and beyond: a recurring series of intimate\, elegant evenings inspired by the 19th-century tradition of parlor and salon magic. \n\n\n\n\n\n“I spent years performing big shows in big rooms\,” Bird said. “But there is something entirely different about magic when the audience sits just a few feet from the action. Guests can see and hear everything. They’re holding the objects at hand. They’re making the choices on how the show progresses. There’s nowhere for me to disappear\, and that’s exactly why it’s exciting.” \n“Parlor of Impossibilities” moves deliberately in the opposite direction from Las Vegas spectacle. No stage separates performer from audience. Sleight of hand\, psychological illusion\, mind reading and impossible predictions unfold only feet\, and sometimes inches\, from where guests are seated\, and at times the audience becomes part of the illusion itself. The resulting fusion experience combines theater\, magic\, and humor set as an unusually mysterious cocktail party. \n“Magic has a reputation for being either something for children or a fiery spectacle\, with dancers and people disappearing from boxes\,” Bird said. “There’s another tradition I’ve always loved: the magician in a beautiful room with a small group of people\, where the impossibility happens right in front of you. That’s what I wanted to bring back.” \n\n\nThe series found its first Connecticut home at Delamar West Hartford\, where sold-out performances revealed an appetite for sophisticated\, intimate live entertainment. It now extends to Delamar Westport and Delamar Mystic\, bringing the Parlor to southeastern Connecticut\, an entertaining treat during the holiday season. Paired with Delamar’s hospitality and dining\, each performance is designed as a complete evening out\, suited to date nights\, special occasions\, holiday gatherings\, corporate groups and visitors. Guests are invited to dress for the occasion in cocktail or evening attire\, if they wish. \n\n“There are beautiful hotels\, restaurants\, historic towns and people here who genuinely want interesting things to do just like in Vegas\,” Bird said. “We started asking ourselves: Why shouldn’t Connecticut have something like this?”\n\nBird said the real subject of the show isn’t magic\, but wonder. “Adults become very good at knowing how everything works\,” he said. “We Google it. We explain it. We solve it. There aren’t many opportunities left to sit in a room and genuinely say\, ‘I have absolutely no idea how that happened.” \n\n\nTickets for “Parlor of Impossibilities” range from $125 to $250. Ticket options can include a meet-and-greet with Jason Bird\, a photo with the artist\, a Q&A\, additional close-up magic. The $250 front-row VIP package includes the meet-and-greet and a souvenir “Parlor of Impossibilities” deck of cards. Tickets are available at ci.ovationtix.com/37012. The show contains no profanity or adult content and is recommended for guests age 12 and older. Performances begin on time with no late seating. Guests should arrive 20 to 30 minutes early and enjoy a beverage at the Delamar bar. Learn more at parlorofimpossibilities.com. \n\n\n\n\n\nAbout Jason Bird Productions \n\nMagician\, mentalist and author Jason Bird is a longtime Las Vegas headliner with more than 25 years of professional experience and 9\,000+ performances worldwide. His television appearances include experiences on NBC\, Fox and The CW’s “Masters of Illusion\,” and his work has been featured in Forbes\, LA Weekly\, the Los Angeles Times\, the Las Vegas Sun\, Vanish Magazine and Genii Magazine. He has performed for Fortune 100 companies\, celebrities\, professional athletes and royal families\, and his corporate clients include Google\, American Express\, Microsoft\, BMW and AT&T. \nKnown for his humorous\, intelligent and elegant style\, Bird blends sleight of hand\, psychology\, mentalism and storytelling to create experiences in which audiences surpass witnessing the impossible\, they participate in it. Jason is the author of “Strolling for Dollars” and resides in Connecticut. \nLearn more at jasonbirdproductions.com\, follow Jason Bird on Facebook and Instagram and “Parlor of Impossibilities” on Facebook.
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