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West End Magic Show
London’s longest running magic show is on tour for the first time … and it’s coming to Heywood.
The show is one of the West End’s top attractions featuring the best in magic, illusion, mind-reading, comedy, juggling, glamour and sheer variety.
Simply called West End Magic, it’s been at the Leicester Square Theatre for the last 10 years and to celebrate the decade it’s now on a nationwide tour and the two-hour show will be at Heywood Civic on Sunday, April 2, at 2.30pm.
It features multi award winning magician Oliver Tabor who has been a consultant for film and TV productions such as Hollywood blockbuster Now You See Me 2 and the BBC series London Spy where he taught film actor Ben Wishaw - Q from James Bond - sleight-of-hand.
The guest act in Heywood will be award-winning sleight-of-hand expert and mind reader Joel Dickenson who performs ‘impossible magic’ right under the audiences’ noses such as writing the word ‘money’ on a small piece of paper, setting it on fire and transforming it into a £20 note as you watch.
The show is one of the West End’s top attractions featuring the best in magic, illusion, mind-reading, comedy, juggling, glamour and sheer variety.
Simply called West End Magic, it’s been at the Leicester Square Theatre for the last 10 years and to celebrate the decade it’s now on a nationwide tour and the two-hour show will be at Heywood Civic on Sunday, April 2, at 2.30pm.
It features multi award winning magician Oliver Tabor who has been a consultant for film and TV productions such as Hollywood blockbuster Now You See Me 2 and the BBC series London Spy where he taught film actor Ben Wishaw - Q from James Bond - sleight-of-hand.
The guest act in Heywood will be award-winning sleight-of-hand expert and mind reader Joel Dickenson who performs ‘impossible magic’ right under the audiences’ noses such as writing the word ‘money’ on a small piece of paper, setting it on fire and transforming it into a £20 note as you watch.
Show starts at 2.30pm
Tickets are £15.75 for adults and £10.50 for under 16s
Tickets are £15.75 for adults and £10.50 for under 16s
Heywood Civic, LCpl Stephen Shaw MC Way, Heywood, Manchester OL10 1LW
Sun 2 April