something different... presenting a Week of Wonders!

[wytchcroft]

Welcome, welcome and roll up one and all!

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Ladies, Gentlemen, Fenians, Felons, Free-men and Friends...
we here make no distinctions - as we dance these honoured boards between the time zones, between day and night, light and dark, smoke and mirrors...
Magic.
MAGIC!

Ladies and Gentlemen 
Magic - let us not be mistaken -
Magic is why we are here and what we aim to celebrate this week!
A week of such special significance to some particular individuals... but of pleasure and interest (we hope) to the general public at large!

In short - let it be known that this week we shall be holding forth, holding court, holding hands – no, I jest - holding auditions. Yes indeed, if you have a link, a theme, a destination, anecdote to beguile the ear - a trick, in fact, to entrance the eye… then let it be known! We, the management, shall pull it up on stage with us here, under the spotlight, among the sawdust and tinsel and beneath this marvellous technological proscenium arch.


a traditional Martenitsa tassel
today is Baba Marta!

We can promise in the next few days - feats of celebratory circustry, sights rarely seen, and strange facts recalled by witnesses, first hand anecdotes and (most dazzling) the art of the hand itself, mysterious and marvellous.
Yes, the magical skills of well versed professionals and young hopefuls alike.

We hope you will enjoy the show!

Wytchcroft's Week of Wonders...

Comments

Re: ps

[worldof-wonders.livejournal.com]

Alas, I have not heard of the National Fairground Archive, but if I ever find myself in Britain I will surely visit, for it sounds awesome.

My father is Cornish also!

cornish

[wytchcroft.livejournal.com]

well, then you have to visit England some time! cornwall is beautiful:)

Re: cornish

[worldof-wonders.livejournal.com]

I have been there! Though alas, not recently. I have a large family there. In the south west of Cornwall. Do you know any Cornish then? I am patriotic.

LOL!

[wytchcroft.livejournal.com]

i think maybe all families in cornwall are large:) mine spraawls all over the place.

as for speaking it - well, i tend to remember broken bits and pieces, nothing useful - but the accent? oh yes, if i talk to my dad for my than 5 minutes!! and we share a love of scones and pasties naturally:))