4 recorded performances · 14 September 2012 – 16 March 2013
California Magic Dinner Show
California Magic Club · Martinez, California
With Gerry Griffin
Woody Pittman is an acclaimed conjuror and variety performer who has appeared as a featured headliner at California Magic Club in Martinez, California.
Castle debut 1997, last billed 2013, on the Castle’s published schedules as the archive records them — one of the 25+ club. Rooms: Parlour (22), Lunch & Brunch (4), Hat & Hare (3), Peller (3), Palace (1). (33 room engagements across 26 weeks).
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California Magic Club · Martinez, California
With Gerry Griffin
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