Ages 3+ The Great Baldini is a magical legend, a relict of the music halls and a theatrical performer of the old school. Known the world over as The Emperor of Illusion, The Prince of Prestidigitation, and The Maharajah of Mystery, he is a hugely entertaining stage magician. Baldwin, the magical dog, is his faithful companion. FAMILY MAGIC SHOW tells the story of their magical partnership, from their first trick to the height of their careers attempting Houdinis greatest and deadliest escape. The legendary magician the Great Baldini tells the story of his, and Baldwin the magical dogs, life from their first tricks to the height of their careers attempting Houdinis greatest escape. The show is packed with magic, sweets, puppetry, sweets, water, sweets, eggs, sweets, and escapology. Its hilariously sillywith sweets...it builds to the ultimate challenge before your very eyes attempting a spectacular, death-defying piece of escape. FAMILY MAGIC SHOW is a chance to see two magical superstars at the very pinnacle of their powers. A Joyously silly romp. Guaranteed to have children (and parents) screaming with laughter. The Great Baldini is an award-winning member of the Magic Circle and the Bristol Stage Magic Champion.

Ages 7+ The Great Baldini is a magical legend, a relict of the music halls and a theatrical performer of the old school. Known throughout the world as The Emperor of Illusion, The Prince of Prestidigitation, and The Maharajah of Mystery, he is a hugely entertaining stage magician. He has astounded audiences from the Edinburgh Fringe to Radio 4 listeners (where he performed on-air magic for Front Row and Pick of the Week). The show explores Baldinis life through a series of magical illusions; his very first illusion, seizing control of the ILLUSIONATI (a shadowy group of elite Magicians who control the world through the Magical dark arts) and attempting Houdinis greatest escape. A joyously silly romp through magic. The Great Baldini is a member of the Magic Circle and an award-winning Stage Magician.

Charles Barrons award winning Doric comedy. His own personal favourite, this is a funny look at family and friendship in 1990s Aberdeen.