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Tenth MagicFest will appear this festive season
The programme has been revealed for the 10th annual MagicFest which takes place in Edinburgh between Christmas and New Year.
Top home grown and international talent...
Tenth MagicFest will bring extra sparkle to Christmas and Hogmanay
The first details have been revealed for the 10th annual MagicFest. It will perform a special trick of its own – vanishing from its old...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2019 – Mandy Muden: Is Not The Invisible Woman
The magnificent, multi-award winning Mandy Muden is bringing a brand new show packed with mind blowing magic and camp comedy to this year’s Edinburgh...
“Now You See It, Now You Don’t!”: An Exhibition of Photographic Illusions
MagicFest Christmas Special
"Now You See It, Now You Don't!": An Exhibition of Photographic Illusions
Prepare to be mesmerised by the uncanny illusionists from Edinburgh Young...
MagicFest Christmas Special: The Miracle of Christmas Future
The MagicFest Christmas show is back at the Traverse theatre from 27-30 December 2018.
This year they present a Christmas collaboration between Scottish magician-scientist hybrid...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017 – Strangers: A Magic Play II
Venue:
the Space @ Surgeons Hall
Dates: 4th-26th
of August, 2017
20:00 (4th-
12th), 12:00 (14th-19th), 13:05 (21st-26th)
Tickets:
£10 (£8 conc)
Venue Box
Office: 0131 510 2384
Strickland Productions
proudly presents
Strangers: A Magic Play...
Best Wedding Magician in the UK is right here in Edinburgh
Edinburgh magician, Chris Cook has been named the best Wedding Magician in the UK in the Bridebook Wedding Awards 2017.
As well as being crowned...
Festival Fringe Review: Ben Hart – The Vanishing Boy ****
This magic show at Underbelly uses a fascinating narrative to tell a story, illustrated by illusions and tricks along the way.
Ben Hart, the young...
Auld Reekie Magic Cabaret going from strength to strength
Following sell out shows in December and January, Edinburgh magicians John Henry Blackwood and Paul Novak continue to bring unique magic and cabaret entertainment...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe REVIEW – The Colour Ham ****
The trouble with magic shows is the whole 'it's bad form to write about what happens in case you ruin the surprise' thing. It's...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2013 – REVIEW – Chris Dugdale – Magic and Mischief! ****
Chris Dugdale - Magic and Mischief!, Assembly George Square 7:30pm, until 26 Aug, £12/11 (£11/10 concessions)
From the moment Chris Dugdale walked onto stage with his professional...
Edinburgh International Magic Festival review: Michael Neto – UPCLOSE (*****)
It’s impossible not to like Michael Neto. The Portuguese-born, Glasgow-based magician has such boundless energy and wide-eyed enthusiasm that his Edinburgh International Magic Festival...
Edinburgh International Magic Festival review: Bruce Glen – The Gentleman Magician (***)
Not for nothing is Australian magician Bruce Glen’s entertaining show called ‘The Gentleman Magician’. Right from the start, you feel welcomed and put at...
Edinburgh International Magic Festival review: Colin McLeod – Sheer Luck? (****)
Young Scottish mind-reader Colin McLeod’s often mind-boggling one-off performance at the Edinburgh International Magic Festival took the deductive skills Sherlock Holmes for its inspiration....
Edinburgh International Magic Festival starts on Friday
From vampire-style illusionists to a week-long kids’ course revealing the secrets of magic; from uncanny mind-readers to comedy and theatre – the Edinburgh International...
Edinburgh International Magic Festival 2012 launched
Okay, today’s launch of the Edinburgh International Magic Festival (as reported elsewhere) might not exactly have lived up to its hype, and it might...
Review: The Infamous Brothers Davenport/Royal Lyceum Theatre (****)
Can we really communicate with the dead? And why do we need to believe in the possibility that we can? These are the profound...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe Review: Mogic (****)
Mogic is comedy magic that has the audience laughing from start to finish. The mail order magic kit has arrived with only an instructional...
Magic Festival review: Lewis Barlow – Experiments in Mystery
By David Kettle
The slick, polished tricks of Edinburgh-based magician Lewis Barlow take you back to TV magic shows of the 1970s, and you’ll probably...
Magic Festival review – Harrison Richards: The Ancient Art of Modern Mind Reading
By David Kettle
This show feels like the antidote to grand, showy, mind-reading spectaculars. Harrison Richards has a gentle, amiable approach so that on occasion...
Edinburgh International Magic Festival review – Card Ninja
By David Kettle
Think of a show of card tricks and you’d probably imagine plucking cards from thin air, guessing cards chosen by volunteers, that...
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