High quality, memorable entertainment
We had a great weekend at Gwrych Castle recently when we took part in their Medieval Festival.
Over 4,000 people visited the castle over the two day event. Jay entertained the crowds with magic all weekend, and even got to perform for the Mayor of Abergele.
For more details on our outdoor entertainment, visit our outdoor entertainment page.
The recent Prestatyn Field Day Festival featured lots of great entertainment from local performers, including Jay.
One of the highlights of the day was escapologist Dave Diamond’s recreation of Harry Houdini’s famous “water torture cell” escape.
Thanks as always to Robert Mann, for allowing us to use his photographs
For more details on our outdoor entertainment, visit our outdoor entertainment page.
The Mayor of Mold and Mold Town Council present an evening of music, dance and magic; with special guests from Britain’s Got Talent.
Performers include Beau Dermott, Jodi Bird, Cor Meibion y Fflint, Elsber School of Dance, Cambria Band, Angie Parker and David Palmer; and magician Jay Gatling
Date: Wednesday 24th of August 2016
Time: 7.30pm
Venue: Anthony Hopkins Theatre, Theatr Clwyd, Mold
Tickets: £18
Website: Theatr Clwyd
I was so pleased that Jay Gatling agreed to take part in a young peoples’ variety show “Shine” at Theatr Colwyn, Colwyn Bay on Nov 30th 2012.
The act formed the finale of the show and was lively, colourful and clever. It left the audience completely spellbound and wondering “How on earth did they do that?”
I would not hesitate to ask them back if I put on another show, and will certainly recommend them to others.
Viv Perry, Mayor of the Bay of Colwyn
We were delighted to be asked by Viv Perry, the Mayor of the Bay of Colwyn, to take part in Shine recently. Theatr Colwyn is a special place for us, as it’s where Elemental’s first public performance took place.
The show was a celebration of the talents of young people in the Colwyn Bay area, and featured lot of local acts, including dancers The Unknown, Hallam Cleverley, Bryn Ellian School, Alaw Tastig and Kieran Eastwood-Mulvaney, with Mr Dilwyn Price as the compere. All proceeds from the show went to McMillan Cancer Support and Action for Children (Young Carers).
I couldn’t resist taking this photograph of our dressing room door – we’ve never had a star on the door before! Oddly enough, this was the same dressing room as our first performance here in 2009.
It was lovely to be back at Theatr Colwyn, and we hope we’ll be back again soon!
