Hans Klok

Hans Klok appears next to SS Rotterdam

Actually, Hans Klok was supposed to give spectacular magic shows in Las Vegas right now. But because of Covid-19, Hollands’ most famous illusionist is back. From October 16th he has his own tent next to the SS Rotterdam in Katendrecht. Where the magician and other artists will show their tricks. 

It is the illusionist’s first big show after the corona crisis. Earlier, he had already visited Utrecht and Amsterdam. Now it is Rotterdam’s turn. On the car park of the SS Rotterdam, an immense theatre tent is being erected, equipped with luxurious bucket seats and the latest light and sound effects. It is the setting for a thrilling show that revolves around everything that made Hans famous. Lightning fast illusions and a lot of flair.

Together with his showgirls, the illusionist presents his best and biggest tricks to the Rotterdam audience. The show is complemented by comedy and a number of guest artists who have been brought to the Netherlands exclusively for this production. From Brazil come five artists who race on motorbikes through a large metal globe. There are also stunts on a trapeze and a spectacular act on unicycles. These are all acts that Hans has come across in recent years in the international entertainment circuit and has now approached for the tour.

 

 

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