ERIC BUSS

One of Hollywood’s favorite comedy magicians, Eric Buss (www.ericbuss.com,) will perform a full show of his award-winning comedy and magic on Saturday, September 19, 2015 at 7 p.m. at the Lincoln Theatre in downtown Mt. Vernon.   

 

Known for the inventive and comedic twists he infuses into his magic routines, Buss has made a name for himself as one of the most original acts in magic today. He has spent nearly two decades performing his inventive blend of comedy and magic around the globe in a wide array of venues: from cruise ships to royal command performances, from the London’s Palace Theater to rave review television appearances including The Late Show with David Letterman and America’s Got Talent.”

 

Buss’ all-ages show combines crazy inventions and a high-octane sugar rush of comedy and magic into a non-stop ride of mischief that will leave both kids and adults in stitches. Using music, audience participation, improvisation and homemade props, he delivers one of the most original magic shows touring today.

 

Tickets are $15 for adults, $10 for kids and $35 for families (same househould) plus applicable fees. Lincoln Theatre and Children's Museum of Skagit County members recieve a $2 discount.

 

Skagit Pediatrics, The Lincoln Theatre  and the Children’s Museum of Skagit County, with your help, are pooling their efforts to sponsor the event: Realizing that many children in the Skagit Valley area do not have the opportunity to see live theater performances, tickets to Buss’ show will be donated to children and families being served by the Friendship House,  Community Action of Skagit County and SPARC (Skagit Preschool and Resource Center) .

 

“Family theater shows are my favorite shows to perform, and I can’t wait to take the stage at the Lincoln Theatre in Mt. Vernon,” said Buss.   He continued, “I know what an important part the Children’s Museum and the Lincoln Theatre play in the community. I am especially pleased to have proceeds from my show benefit such terrific organizations, and to have the opportunity to entertain kids and families from all parts of Skagit Valley.”