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High Jinx magic, illusion and circus skills show
A top-class magician who has been a main attraction at Blackpool’s iconic tower for the last three years is heading for Blyth.
Michael Jordan works under the stage name High Jinx and is renowned in the industry for the brilliantly natural way he engages with audiences.
The 31-year-old award-winning magician is a master of illusions and a specialist in circus skills so keeps audiences enthralled for every second of his show. Michael’s shows at the 1,200 capacity Blackpool Tower have been sell-outs over Christmas.
He’ll be at the Phoenix Theatre for a matinee show on Monday, February 20, starting at 2.30pm.
Michael said: “I can’t wait to get on the stage at Blyth and promise to give you a performance to remember.
“There are two kinds of magicians – those who want to fool the audience and those who want to entertain. I’m certainly one that’s keen to entertain. It’s not all about the trick or illusion in itself, more how it’s presented that really counts and that’s what makes people love these kinds of shows.
“There’s definitely still a hunger for live magic because it’s always a journey into the unknown. You just don’t know what the magician will do or how they do it and that’s what makes it so entertaining. It gives a sense of shock, awe, surprise and a few laughs, especially with lots of audience participation. Magic is also a great introduction to the world of theatre and live entertainment.”
Michael Jordan works under the stage name High Jinx and is renowned in the industry for the brilliantly natural way he engages with audiences.
The 31-year-old award-winning magician is a master of illusions and a specialist in circus skills so keeps audiences enthralled for every second of his show. Michael’s shows at the 1,200 capacity Blackpool Tower have been sell-outs over Christmas.
He’ll be at the Phoenix Theatre for a matinee show on Monday, February 20, starting at 2.30pm.
Michael said: “I can’t wait to get on the stage at Blyth and promise to give you a performance to remember.
“There are two kinds of magicians – those who want to fool the audience and those who want to entertain. I’m certainly one that’s keen to entertain. It’s not all about the trick or illusion in itself, more how it’s presented that really counts and that’s what makes people love these kinds of shows.
“There’s definitely still a hunger for live magic because it’s always a journey into the unknown. You just don’t know what the magician will do or how they do it and that’s what makes it so entertaining. It gives a sense of shock, awe, surprise and a few laughs, especially with lots of audience participation. Magic is also a great introduction to the world of theatre and live entertainment.”
2.30pm
Family Ticket £45.00
Adults £14.50
Children £12.50
Family Ticket £45.00
Adults £14.50
Children £12.50
Phoenix Theatre, 37A Beaconsfield St, Blyth, Northumberland NE24 2DS
Mon 20 February