I was at Penmaenmawr Museum to help celebrate their Museum Festival and Halloween.
It was a wonderful day, with over 130 people through the doors! Check out their Facebook page for more details.
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I was at Penmaenmawr Museum to help celebrate their Museum Festival and Halloween.
It was a wonderful day, with over 130 people through the doors! Check out their Facebook page for more details.
“Jay Gatling performed for us at Penmaenmawr Museum for the Wales Museums Festival. It was an all-day drop-in event for children and families and he captivated audiences all day with his amazing skills. We had a lot of children visiting and they were enthralled. His communication with them, and the adults, was fantastic. We would definitely book him again in the future and highly recommend him.“
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We’ve been up to quite a bit over the last few weeks, so here’s a quick look at some of the things we’ve been doing.
First was a Halloween show at a garden centre. We were with HTC Entertainments & Events, as well as a giant pirate!
Then we were at Craiglwyd Hall for their end of season party:
And yesterday evening we were a guest act at the North Wales Welshfactor final, at the Pavilion Theatre in Rhyl. (We didn’t get any photographs of our performance, but thought you might like to see some backstage views instead.)
Don’t forget to visit our Where To See Us page to find out about our next public performances!
It’s been a while since I posted anything on the blog, so here’s a quick round up of what we’ve been doing.
We were medieval magicians in July, doing street magic on the quay in Conwy, and we also took part in the Conwy Jester Weekend in August. The lovely face painting was done by Kaleigh from HTC Entertainments.
It hasn’t been all outdoor work though; we were part of the Rachel Silva Show in Rhyl Golf club in July, and of course we’ve been continuing with the summer season. Those Were the Days, the 1940s/wartime show went on the road in August to take part in Penmaenmawr’s Wales at War 1940’s weekend. We performed in the community hall, and it was great to see so many of the audience dressed up, it made a brilliant atmosphere!
We spent a day outside Asda in Llandudno, helping to raise money for their community fund and promoting our show, Illusionary. You can see more photos of the day on the Asda Green Room website.
The show itself took place on the 1st of September in the Orme Suite in Venue Cymru. Featuring High Jinx, Harley and Elemental, together with Dean Raymond and Joe Daly, it was a great night, and we’re very grateful to everyone who helped make it a success.
There’s three more weeks left of our summer season with Happy Faces Children’s Charity in Llandudno town hall. Tickets are still available for both shows, Seaside Special, and Those Were The Days. (Please note, Jay and I won’t be there on the 26th and 27th of September, as we’ll heading off to a magic convention.)
And what will we be doing next? Well, we’re back in the Tynedale Hotel in Llandudno at the beginning of October for another of their Variety Breaks, and we’ve also just started work on a project for a local car dealership. We’ll tell you all about it soon!