Surrealist Magician David London Brings a WEEKEND OF MAGIC to Firehouse Theatre

Baltimore Magician David London combines magic with storytelling, comedy, puppetry, surrealism, philosophy, and that which cannot be explained, to create original shows of magic unlike anything you have experienced before.

David London's Weekend of Magic at Richmond's Firehouse Theatre will feature two performances of David's Magic Outside The Box Cabaret Show, a Magic & Surrealism Workshop, a FREE performance of his family show, The Adventure to the Imagi Nation

About David London: David discovered that he was a magician at the age of seven, and has since spent over 20 years trying to figure out just what that means. He has created five original theatrical magic productions, including Cerebral Sorcery, ...Art of Dreams, and The Creative Spirit Séance, and has authored eight manuscripts related to magic and illusion, including Daydreams, Borderland State, and Imagining the Imagination. He regularly performs his unique style of magic at theaters, museums, galleries, and festivals, and has presented his shows, workshops and lectures throughout the United States.

Magic Outside The Box Cabaret Show: Join David London on a journey to someplace else. Featuring excerpts from his previous theatrical productions, this 75 minute show is packed full of laughs, mystery, and the unexpected! Recommended for ages 15+. Discount tickets for Students, Artists, Seniors and Wizards!

The Adventure to the Imagi Nation Family Show: The Adventure to the Imagi Nation utilizes magic, storytelling, and interactive play to take children of all ages on a journey to the Imagi Nation- a far away place found within each one of us. Meet the mayor, Take a ride in a hot air balloon, behold the phantasmata flower, and that's just the first 10 minutes! Recommended for ages 5-11. Fun for all! This show is being presented FREE to the public. Reservations required.

Magic & Surrealism Workshop: In David's mind, Magic and Magic Tricks, are two very different things. This workshop will explore both. Through a crash course in illusion, we will examine how we interact with reality. We will also discuss the intersection of magic and surrealism as well as play several surrealist games. You will go home with many more questions than you came in with, as well as several tricks and surrealist games to amuse, amaze and engage your friends and family. Recommended for ages 12+.

Firehouse Theatre: In 1993 Firehouse Theatre Project set up shop in the former Fire Department's Station House #10. The building was being decommissioned at the same time that five devotees - Bill Gordon, Anna Senechal Johnson, Harry Kollatz, Jr., Carol Piersol, and Janet Wilson - were looking for a space to put on a show. Since taking up residence at Station House #10 , Firehouse Theatre has been a cornerstone of the rebirth of a previously blighted area. Located in the heart of Richmond's Fan district along Broad Street's Arts Corridor, Firehouse's artistic environment can best be described as "Off-Broadway on Broad Street."

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