 
- in association
with: OBJECTIVE TALENT MANAGEMENT
Barry
and Stuart are 2magicians. They regularly perform wonder
invoking, laughter inducing, awe inspiring magic.
Stylistically
dark and sometimes weird they are creepy cool, funny and
magical, what more could you want in the name of
entertainment? A monkey riding a little bicycle maybe, but
they are a good start
TV
MAGIC
After
winning national ‘Young Magician of the Year’
competitions the
duo wrote and starred in their own television series, the Golden
Rose
award nominated "Magick." Then in 2005 they hosted
Friday night comedy series, “Dirty Tricks,” a live
studio magic show which is currently nominated for a Golden
Rose at Montreux.
Barry
and Stuart’s magic is of the sort that really effects people. In their
2005 Christmas special, “The Magic of Jesus,” the pair raised the dead,
walked on water and even made a real honest-to-goodness virgin pregnant…
all achieved by demonic forces of course.
Their
weird illusions have earned them places in "The Twenty Sickest Tricks
of All Time," (Sky One) “The Top Fifty TV Moments,” (five) and even
a shameful place in the Off Com twenty most complained about programs on
television.
BARRY
& STUART’S PERFORMANCE
Barry
and Stuart perform classical 19th century sleight of hand
conjuring with an edge so sharp it could cut the sky.
Ranging
anything from 10 minutes to longer sets Barry and Stuart present a mixture
of magic, strange feats and comedy sketches involving members of the
audience. The specific content of each performance is usually tailored to
fit that specific event.
More
magical than Merlin himself, more laughter inducing than a bed full of
extremely tickly feathers and more twisted that your DNA Barry and Stuart
are dark, often bloody but above all very, very funny.
For
more information on Barry and Stuart live please contact us for a show-reel.
PRESS
QUOTES
"Subversive
magicians Barry Jones and Stuart MacLeod boldly go where others fear to
tread. Watch and marvel."
Scotland on Sunday
“Their
own brand of darkly humorous, bizarre illusions has proved a cult hit.”
The Press and Journal.
“Barry
and Stuart work modern-day magic.” Radio
Times
“Funny
but a bit sick and twisted too.” Daily
Record
“Beneath
the gore there are some genuinely remarkable tricks.” The
Sunday Telegraph
“MacLeod
and Jones’ approach to magic is refreshing… for those of you old or
brave enough, its pure magic.” The
Big Issue
“Burn
the sorcerous blasphemers!” The
Guardian
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