Simon Lovell's Strange and Unusual Hobbies
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$15.00-$30.00

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Average of 1 stars from 1 ratings.

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Opened May 20, 2005
Open Run

Playing at
SoHo Playhouse

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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?

Part con-man, part conjurer and all entertainer, Simon Lovell's Strange and Unusual Hobbies is a show and tell into the devious mind and methods of hustlers, hucksters and cheats. A "raving nutter," Simon's acts of deception are powerful and his execution flawless, as he takes audiences through his wild collection of tricks and cheats. A hilarious and awe-inspiring evening of pure entertainment by one the most potent and radical innovators in the arcane arts of cheating, practical jokes, off the wall humor and more! Beware of trying the material at home. Several of Simon's stunts have landed him in serious trouble with the authorities!

THEATER/VENUE INFORMATION:

SoHo Playhouse
15 Vandam St
New York, NY 10013

Darren Lee Cole has assumed control of the 199 seat SOHO PLAYHOUSE located at 15 Van Dam Street in New York City. Mr. Cole was the producer of the highly acclaimed and successful KILLER JOE, produced at the SOHO PLAYHOUSE in 1999. Partnering with Mr [...] Read More

What are other members saying?

Disaster
I went to see a magic show, and what I found was a disheveled man in a dirty jacket making the kind of lame and unfunny racist jokes Tea Partiers email each other. Bit of a shame, as the things on the web about Mr. Lovell would lead you to believe he is/was a unique talent. His card-handling was messy and rushed, and it certainly felt as if he wasnt really present and didnt care about the show. I left feeling genuinely sorry for everyone in the audience who paid for a ticket, and for Mr. Lovell.

Reviewed by rainydayscreenname on Tuesday, Jan 18th, 2011

a waste of time
This show is only recommended if you have an hour to kill and dont mind sitting through bad jokes, bad act given by an egomaniac. The only redeeming quality is learning about a few card moves. Simon should stick to what he knows best.

Reviewed by joan jonat on Saturday, Feb 16th, 2008