Danny Lee Grew | Magician

Some of you may have been aware, I spent a few days last week in Biberach, Germany's town twinned with Clacton on Sea. I was flown over especially to perform my one man '24K Magic' show as part of 'English Weeks' - a special programme of activities celebrating English and Clacton culture that takes place just once every eight years.

The venue itself was truly remarkable. Built in 1432, the Komödienhaus has a fascinating place in theatrical history, having hosted the German premiere of Shakespeare’s The Tempest (Der Sturm) in 1761 — recognised as the first recorded performance of a Shakespeare play in the German-speaking world.

It was a real honour to represent Clacton-on-Sea on an international stage and bring a little magic to Biberach. I was blown away by the response from the local audience, and at the end of the performance, returned for three curtain calls! Experiences like this prove just how powerful live entertainment, and especially magic, can be in bringing people and cultures together. ✨

A huge thank you to everyone in Biberach who made me feel so welcome, special mention to Christa and Steffen for your wonderful hospitality. I’ll always remember this wonderful experience! 🇩🇪❤️🇬🇧

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