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Keith Barry is bringing his new show, ‘The Dark Side,’ to The Hub at Cillín Hill on February 9.
Following on from his soldout ‘8 Deadly Sins’ tour, Keith’s new show promises to be his most controversial to date as he explores everything that encompasses ‘The Dark Side.’ Audience members will participate in feats based around the occult, Ouija boards, remote viewing, past life regression and unspeakable acts. Unlike Keith’s other shows, viewers can attend without the fear of being pulled onstage, as it is only the brave souls who openly volunteer to join him onstage.
“This show is a huge departure from my last show, ‘The 8 Deadly Sins’,” he said. “With this latest venture I want to challenge people’s belief systems and put them right inside the middle of a live thriller movie where they will have the wits scared out of them, but at the end of the show everyone goes home safe!”
Tickets for ‘The Dark Side’ are €30 (including booking fee) and are now on sale.
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