Conjuring at the Court
The Drayton Court Hotel · London
With Stephen Barry, Marc Paul, Mark Shortland, John Kimmons, Roy Davenport, Ian Keable, Richard Pinner, James Fortune
Russell Levinson is a British magician, producer, and Member of The Magic Circle who co-founded Conjuring at the Court with Stephen Barry in June 2009, serving as the resident compère for over 140 monthly productions.
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The Drayton Court Hotel · London
With Stephen Barry, Marc Paul, Mark Shortland, John Kimmons, Roy Davenport, Ian Keable, Richard Pinner, James Fortune
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