Top Five: It's A Kind Of Magic

Top Five: It’s A Kind Of Magic

I Wouldn't Want To Play Cards With You. 

Magic and comedy often go hand in glove – Glasgow’s own Jerry Sadowitz is a master close up magician – but there are a few more tricks up our sleeve for 2014’s Festival:

Doug Segal: I Can Make You A Mentalist, Tron Theatre, 21 March, 8pm. £10-£12

Using persuasion techniques, body language and psychology the audience learn how to be mind reading mentalists with award-winning entertainer Doug Segal. 

Otiz Cannelloni: History of Magic: Abridged!, Tron Theatre, 22 March, 2pm. £28family ticket (2 adults, 2 kids)

From the Kids Comedy Programme. A funny and informative family show about magic for ages 5 to 105.

Tricky Tricks, Scottish Mask & Puppet Theatre, 22 March, 2pm £5.75/ £5.95

A magic and entertainment show for the whole family. For ages 3 and up. 

Enterteasment,Admiral Bar, 29 & 30 March, 8pm. £10-£14

Magic, burlesque and comedy from the friendly Glasgow-based night with international guests.

I Wouldn’tWant To Play Cards With You, Admiral Bar, 2 April, 8.30pm. £8/£6

Magician and comic Woody demonstrate some of magic’s biggest secrets.