David Williamson is an internationally revered magician, author of Williamson's Wonders, and multiple-time Academy of Magical Arts award winner who starred as The Trickster in The Illusionists on Broadway and London's West End.
Castle debut 2008, last billed 2018, on the Castle’s published schedules as the archive records them. Rooms: Peller (2), Parlour (1), Hat & Hare (1). (4 room engagements across 3 weeks).
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Follow David WilliamsonSleight of hand at conversational distance — cards, coins, and borrowed objects that misbehave in your own palm.
Laughs first, astonishment second — magic that plays the room.
Table-side theatre for a small crowd — storytelling and set-pieces built for an intimate room.
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