06/06/2023
The Buxton Fringe Festival looms very close, come and see the best close up magic show in the North of England. Tickets only available through the Buxton Opera House. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1132638970999080&id=100027589647144
Magic and More
Some of the most intriguing offerings at this year’s Fringe can be found in the ever-intriguing And More magic section of the programme.
There are no less than three magic shows in the Fringe’s And More…magic section. The ever popular High Peak Magic Circle offers stunning table magic in the Octagon in the Pavilion Gardens. Legendary magician the The Great Baldini introduces us to the dark arts of the ILLUSIONATI - elite magicians controlling the world - in his Pump Room show and over at the The Rotunda Theatre is a chance to see amazing Magic & Mentalism from Caspar Thomas.
At the The Green Man Gallery, French artist Yvette Ribot-Smith offers a mixed-media performance including the display of 16 oil paintings as well as dance, spoken word, piano and song as she explores challenging social issues in novel ways.
Buxton Pride Picnic is back as Stone and Water celebrates the LGBTQ+ community with cakes, games and frivolity in the Pavilion Gardens. Meanwhile over in Chelmorton there is an entire week-long festival featuring Sunday cream teas, a ceilidh, dog show and more.
It is always a good moment to enjoy a Fringe Beer courtesy of Buxton Brewery Company with 20p from every pint going to the Fringe. For an insight into the history of Buxton Pubs, Julian Cohen, author of a new book on the subject, will be in conversation with Simon Fussell of Buxton Civic Association at Buxton Brewery Tap House & Cellar Bar
Says Fringe Chair Stephen Walker: “The magic And More section always offers delightful surprises as Fringe shows defy categorisation and find new ways to entertain and stimulate us.”