Past editions artist

Compagnie Jérôme Murat

On our stage at:

2019

On the edge of an imaginary Garden of Eden, inhabited by curious creatures, a mysterious wind breathes life into a strange two-headed statue. One after the other the heads awaken and mischievously compete for the stone body, which finally comes to life and steps off its pedestal. This is The Two-Headed Statue, the celebrated act of Compagnie Jérôme Murat.

More than a mime or magic act, the Statue is an invitation to travel into a world of emotion, imagery and mystery. Original and unique in the world, the act won the Golden Sticks at the Monte-Carlo Magic Stars, was an attraction at the Lido in Paris for eleven years, travelled as far as the Jupiter music hall in Australia and has been broadcast on the biggest television shows.

Compagnie Jérôme Murat enchanted the Masters of Magic Convention audience in 2019.

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