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The North Wales Magic Circle holds its annual close up competition on Tuesday the 3rd of February at the Little Theatre in Rhyl.
Entry is free, and visitors to the club are welcome to come along and enjoy an evening of close up magic.
For more information, visit https://nwalesmagic.co.uk
The annual North Wales Magic Circle stage competition takes place on Tuesday the 6th of June at the Little Theatre in Rhyl. The show starts at 7.30pm, and tickets are available here for £7.50
Starring some of the NWMC’s best stage magicians, this will be a night to remember!
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Join us at the Little Theatre in Rhyl on Tuesday the 7th of June for an evening of stage magic presented by the North Wales Magic Circle.
The show features several of the Circle’s top performers, as they compete in the annual stage magic competition. It’s set to be a great evening, and everyone is invited!
Tickets are £5 each, and can be bought from https://tinyurl.com/nwmcstageshow
The North Wales Magic Circle recently held their annual dinner and awards ceremony at the Springfield Hotel.
As the joint presidents, it was our role to present the trophies to the well-deserved winners of the competitions that we held throughout the last year.
Jay won the Stage & Cabaret competition, and as he couldn’t present the trophy to himself it was awarded to him by Rick Tynan, president of the Northern Magic Circle.
Our final duty as presidents was to hand over the chain of office to Janet Newman-Carty, the new president of the North Wales Magic Circle. We had a great year, and hope the year ahead is just as successful for the NWMC.
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Smiles and laughter were conjured up during a magic event to celebrate a society’s 75th anniversary.
It took place at Rhyl’s Botanical Gardens and was hosted by the North Wales Magic Circle (NWMC).
As well as puppets and entertainers there were also bubbles galore.
The circle also held its annual children’s entertainer competition and Mr Magico – real name Eddie Hughes – was crowned the winner.
Janet Newman-Carty, president-elect and secretary of the NWMC said: “The afternoon went really well. The botanical gardens put up a marquee and we managed to get everyone under cover.
“We were really happy with the amount of visitors. There was a good turnout.
“Everyone enjoyed what was on offer, including Punch and Judy, balloon models, bubbles and the competition.
“Mr Magico was a deserving winner. He is very traditional in his craft.”
This was a free event. Money was raised for three children’s charities including Happy Faces, T Gobaith and Chernobyl Children.
Article reproduced from the Rhyl Journal
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