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Jay recently took part in the 2015 Escape for Life event, Buried Alive, performing close up magic for the crowds.
PYG Photography took some great photographs of the day, that we’d like to share with you all.
You can see more of PYG Photography’s work on their Facebook page www.facebook.com/PYG-Photography and their website http://pygphotography.com
Our entertainers were gearing themselves up this morning for some fun in #Llangefni High Street Week @highstreetwales pic.twitter.com/X32HnwBbH7
— Acer Comms (@AcerMarketing) September 24, 2015
Jay had a great day in Llangefni at the Support Your High Street event, working alongside Stage Invaders and their amazing stilt-walkers!
Jay will be in Llangefni this Thursday, as part of Support Your High Street Week.
He’ll be there from 9am to 5pm, entertaining with close up magic and street shows. There will also be stilt walkers and live music.
Support Your High Street Week is a campaign by the Welsh Government which celebrates the role that high streets play in the Welsh economy, and highlights the vital part they play in community life.
Escape for Life is a charity event taking place in Slaithwaite Spa Park in Huddersfield on Saturday the 5th of September.
Raising money for Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research, the event is a day of live performances, including magic and music.
Several brave people will undertake a barefoot firewalk; and the day will culminate in a rarely performed, and dangerous escape – being buried alive!
Performer Antony Britton will be buried in a 6ft grave, with over 6 tonnes of soil on top of him. He will have just 10 minutes to escape from the crushing weight, or his team will have to step in and rescue him to save his life.
You can also support the event via Antony’s JustGiving page.
Our friend Erwyd was officially installed as the Conwy Jester last weekend in a traditional medieval ceremony within the walled town.
He’s the first jester to live within the walls of Conwy in over 700 years, and had to prove his worth by completing three trials before he was awarded his jester’s hood.
We were both there to support Erwyd on his big day, and Jay even got to perform a little bit of magic during the ceremony.
You can see both Erwyd and Jay in action during August, at the Conwy Jester show.
