 The Southside Games Festival is back! Come join us at the Glad Cafe during the Southside Fringe and play games including Zoe, Killer Kollection, Thatcher's Techbase and Bar Fight - all from homegrown developers. Find out more here.    Development exploring lightweight inflatables with Leonor Estrada, for her performance Fissure.
I have had such a brilliant time working as illusion designer on The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar, with a kind and hugely talented team and a fantastically hardworking cast. Thank you to everyone who made it a reality.  Photographed by Peter Dibdin
"... blends form and content to magnificent effect ... A glorious tale for our times." ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Scotsman "... seemingly impossible feats of magic ..." ⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Observer "... jaw-dropping illusions ..." ⭐⭐⭐⭐ The National "... the audience leave the theatre in a whirl of disbelief wondering: "How on earth did they do that?"" ⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Wee Review "The feats of illusion, created for the show by Fergus Dunnet, range from mind-reading to close-hand card tricks and levitation. They are always impressive ... demonstrated with panache by the cast." ⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Times "... gasp-worthy tricks involving levitation and card-reading ..." The Stage "... delights in illusions and mind-reading tricks ... and the effects, by magic designer Fergus Dunnet, receive repeated rounds of applause." The Guardian "The magic is real ... and the final scene was definitely an “uplifting” experience." The Courier Comments on Twitter: "My face was sore from smiling after "The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar" last night. Totally joyful and there is ACTUAL MAGIC" "It is honestly just as well I was wearing a mask because I watched so much of the show genuinely slack-jawed in awe like" "Still trying to figure out how they did it! Magic" "Saw it last night and still marvelling at how they created the magic. You'll laugh, you'll gasp, you'll puzzle and you will be entertained. It's magic" |
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