Wokingham

Top magicians and performers are supporting Twyford-based children’s charity, Feed The Children UK’s exciting evening of magic, comedy and illusion on Saturday 24th March at Bearwood College Theatre, Sindlesham, Wokingham. Starting at 7pm tickets cost just £15 for adults, £10 for children under 16, family of four £45 and a group of 10 £140.

A truly enchanting array of magical stars will be gathering at Bearwood College Theatre in Wokingham for this one night only, many of whom have graced our television screens over the years. Compered by Grand Prix winning comedy magician Mark Shortland, the all star Wokingham line up has been confirmed as: Stage Acts: John Archer (Comedy Magician) TV Sky One Undercover Magic, Alan Shaxon (Magic Circle President), Michael Pearse (Comedian Juggler), Bertie Pearce (Ventriloquist), Jonathan Shotton (Multi award winning magician, probably the second youngest member of The Magic Circle), Roy Davenport (Magic has been in this family for generations), Guy Barrett (Large Illusions) One of the top two or three illusionists in the UK. Close Up Magic: Kerry Scorah (TV Sky One Undercover Magic), Mike Alderman (Magic Circle Council Member and Director of The Centre for Magic Arts i.e. The Magic Circle’s HQ), Chris Pratt (Secretary of The Magic Circle), David Ball (Secretary & Treasurer of The Centre for Magic Arts.)

“As you can see from the magicians appearing it is unusual to have this level of quality acts performing together on one occasion and tickets are selling fast,” Brain Main, CEO of Feed The Children. Tickets for the Wokingham show are available from Feed The Children on 0118 932 0095, by email info@feedthechildren.org.uk or by post to Feed The Children, 2 Tavistock Industrial Estate, Ruscombe Lane, Ruscombe, Twyford, RG10 9NJ.

“Last year’s show was tremendous,” says Brain Main. “We have a fantastic display of entertainment lined up for Feed The Children Variety Performance 2007 and we are hoping that we will have a full house at Wokingham in order to raise as much money as possible.”

Feed The Children @ Wokingham