Mainstage Magic & Comedy
Smoke & Mirrors Theater at The House of Magic · Glenside, PA
Dave Cox is a Chicago-based magician and improv artist whose high-energy style combines deception and character comedy.
Castle debut 2004, last billed 2023, on the Castle’s published schedules as the archive records them — one of the 25+ club. Rooms: Parlour (26), Peller (19), Palace (9), Hat & Hare (8), Lunch & Brunch (7), Lectures (2). (71 room engagements across 62 weeks).
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Smoke & Mirrors Theater at The House of Magic · Glenside, PA
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