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Hound's Magic: Honoring Grandfather's Lost Show
8 Mar
Summary
- Actor Rufus Hound performs magic to honor his grandfather's show.
- Grandfather's 1983 magic show at Watford Palace Theatre ended prematurely.
- The show reveals a surprising narrative twist, reminiscent of Inside No 9.
Rufus Hound is currently enchanting audiences at Watford Palace Theatre with a unique magic show. This performance serves as a heartfelt tribute to his late grandfather, Ken Gittens, who attempted a magic show at the very same venue in 1983.
Hound discovered his grandfather's props and illusions after his passing, inspiring him to revive the show. While initially appearing as a collection of classic magic tricks and audience participation, the production reveals a deeper narrative after the interval.
This ambitious show functions as a play-within-a-play, with actors planted in the audience. The mystery surrounding his grandfather's unfinished 1983 performance is unveiled in a twist reminiscent of the TV series 'Inside No 9', shedding new light on the entire production. The show's charm lies in Hound's engaging persona and the spectacle of classic illusions, including a woman being sawn in half.
