Date
31 July - 13 August
Time
5:30 pm
Venue
Underbelly Bristo Square
suitability
Age 12+ (Guideline)
Tickets from
£15.00
Cabaret and Variety
James Phelan – The Man Who Was Magic
Dare to believe in magic – see the impossible become possible.
Dare to believe in magic, in a brand new show where the impossible becomes possible. James Phelan – star of The Dreamer, the UK's most successful touring magic show – presents this dazzling five star show that will leave you aching with laughter and dizzy in disbelief.
This magic show is nothing like you've ever seen. It's uplifting, heartwarming, amazing. Tickets likely to sell out, don't miss it!
Presented By
Showman Live (Touring)
Duration
60 minutes
Advice
Audience participation
Price
Tickets from
£15.00
Accessibility
Magic. Comedy
For more information on accessibility and to book tickets, please contact the box office at access@underbelly.co.uk, or visit https://underbellyedinburgh.co.uk/your-visit/accessibility
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