A Tale Of Three Venues

Join Greg and Felicity as they pull back the curtain on life touring the UK with their Discovery of Witchcraft show. In this episode, they share stories from performing in extraordinary historic venues—from the 275-year-old Theater Royal in Bath (complete with secret passages and crypts) to Charles Dickens' former home at Eastgate House in Rochester, where King James I once stood.

They discuss the challenges of touring with their puppy Dora, the surprising warmth of Freemason hospitality, and why performing with a microphone has transformed Greg's stage presence. Plus, Greg takes a break from witch trials to spread joy at Bekonscot Model Village, meeting a young magician who reminds him of his own childhood magic performances.

Whether you're fascinated by theatrical history, curious about the realities of touring as a performer, or just like a good behind-the-scenes story, this episode offers an intimate look at what it takes to bring magic and history to life across Britain's most unique venues.

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