Magic show by James Phelan, billed as the UK's number one magic show, at the YMCA Theatre.
James Phelan is bringing The Man Who Was Magic to the YMCA Theatre on Thursday 18 and Friday 19 March, with both nights starting at 7:30pm. It's a brand-new production from the award-winning magician, and it arrives in Scarborough after five years of sold-out runs around the world. The show carries a five-star rating, and the reviews describe it as a night where secrets unravel and audiences are left aching with laughter.
If Phelan's name doesn't ring a bell, you might recognise the story. He's most infamous for jamming the BBC switchboard after predicting the lottery, and he's the first magician in history to sell out a solo run at The Magic Circle. The Man Who Was Magic is billed as the UK's number one magic show, and this new version is the one he's taking on the road.
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There's a bit of a track record to go on here, too. The List called it 'a testament to the impossible becoming possible', and The Standard described it as 'an unforgettable evening we can't stop talking about'. Between the two dates, you've got a choice of Thursday or Friday, and tickets are £29.00. The YMCA Theatre is on St Thomas Street, YO11 1DY.
