Genre: Magic 0
Review: The Telepath and the Conjuror
Take an hour out of your busy Fringe day to experience the supernatural through the lens of the very talented duo of Oberon and Yarrow. You will leave shaking your head, and probably never figure out the tricks. But then, that is why is it called magic.
Review: 1955 – A Mafia-themed Magic Show
Half an hour flies by with "WowS" and "How the hell did he do thats?"
Review: The Bubble Whisperer
Maxwell the Bubbleologist A fantastically well-crafted mellow excitement to start your day
Review: Edinburgh Magic
Quantum takes us away from the tech-heavy venues of Assembly and George Square, and into an intimate show that feels like a private party at the Plaza Hotel.
Review: 1 Moment in Time
This new spin on magic goes beyond the prestidigitation into a thought-provoking realm. You will leave the performance shaking your head but thoroughly entertained.
Review: The Dreamer – Live
Be inspired by James Phelan, who is living his dream through a brilliantly-staged magic and mentalism production. It is a magic show but so much more.
Review: Pure Imagination – A Willy Wonka Parody and Comedy Magic Show
Standard magic enjoyed by the kids.
Review: Influence
A superb debut show, Influence enjoys quite a long run and suggests that Stockroom’s an exciting fresh venture. And that embedded with Collective Theatre’s acting studios and writing rooms provided, this company and theatre synergy is more like a gleaming hub where magic in non-magic shows is poised to happen.
Review: LEON the Magician: Table Tennis is Magic
This show serves up a unique and highly entertaining hour of magic and more
Review: The Big Birthday Show with Magic Gareth
A superior children’s show delivered with verve and vitality and with a lot of skill and with a dollop of kids.
Review: Dirty Tricks: How the Illusionati Rule the World
Revealed, the secret cabal of magicians that rule the world
Review: Magic Gareth
A wonderful children’s half hour of magic and a big personality that is a delightfully child friendly experience
Review: Funny and interactive kids’ magic show with Magic Gareth
Magic Gareth zooms into family living rooms to engage and mystify kids
Review: Paul Zenon: Trust Me!
Three shows rolled into one - a master standup, a master storyteller and a master magician
Review: The New and Improved I Hate Children, Children’s Show
An exceptionally polished children’s show that turns rainy days and having to drag your kids around with you into an art form of joy.
Review: Ben Hart: The Nutshell
Magic and illusion with a strong focus on card manipulation and an eerie theme
Review: Neil Henry: Mindwangler
Hardly mindless but mind boggling mentalism from a master of the art
