Bunny and I went to see Penn & Teller live at the Kravis Center for Performing Arts.
We both had a good time watching them from the nosebleed section,
despite having already seen most of their act on television and YouTube
(the only new thing we saw was Penn juggling fire batons (pretty easy according to Penn) and broken wine bottles
(which is hard,
given they're different weights and,
well,
wrist-slittingly sharp)).
We also saw them deal with victims volunteers who,
shall we say,
weren't quite up to speed
(“No, keep your arm up … no, up! Hold it here! No … here!”).
The one trick I was hoping to see was their famous bullet catch,
but alas,
they did not do that trick.
They did,
however,
allow one person in the audience to have their smart phone video record disappearing and reappearing in a dead fish.
Unfortunately,
we didn't get to see the resulting video,
so we still have no idea how that trick was done.
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