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Magic Goes Wrong has opened at Cambridge Art Theatre. Our reviewer says the show is "family entertainment at its best".

Mischief announce full casting for Magic Goes Wrong UK Tour June 9, 2021 Last updated: June 9, 2021 Olivier award-winning comedy favourites, Mischief, today announce full casting for their very first UK tour of Magic Goes Wrong, created with magic legends Penn & Teller. The touring cast presents: Daniel Anthony (Mickey), Valerie Cutko (Eugenia), Sam Hill (Sophisticato), Kiefer Moriarty (The Blade), David Nellist (Mind Mangler), Jocelyn Prah (Spitzmaus), Chloe Tannenbaum (Bar), with understudie...

Fri May 28 2021 | Patrick Stevens | College PHOTO BY JEFFREY A. CAMARATI / UNC ATHLETICS Will Bowen will graduate from North Carolina in just three years. Hes headed to Georgetown for graduate school next year, but has unfinished business with the Tar Heels. A little more than a year ago, Will Bowen came home to Cohasset, Mass., at the onset of the pandemic and did the math. The North Carolina defenseman had figured he could graduate in 3 ½ years thanks to a bunch of advanced placement credits...

(Photo Courtesy of Virginia Athletics) Less than two minutes after finding Ian Laviano for the first goal of the contest, Connor Shellenberger took it from behind and used an inside roll to put the Cavaliers up 2-1. The goal came directly after a huge Dox Aitken hit to shut down the Georgetown clear and would…

Photo Courtesy of Syracuse Athletic Communications) Duke took down Virginia in overtime on Thursday. Manhattan, Delaware and Georgetown all won in extra time. Mac O’Keefe is now the career goals leader in DI lacrosse. The Heels rolled the Orange out of the Carrier Dome. Saint Joes, Delaware and Towson all won vital games. I was able to watch Michigan at Penn State on Friday night. While it wasn’t the prettiest game you’ll ever see — especially on the defensive side of the ball — the c...

(Photo courtesy of North Carolina Athletics) John Desko put both hands on his head and stared at the Carrier Dome turf beneath him. For the previous 35 minutes, he’d paced the Syracuse sidelines, yelling at players when they made errant passes, raising his arms in confusion when their clear attempts failed, trying to find the elusive solution that’d help the Orange scrape away at a North Carolina lead that kept growing. But this time, with his gray mask resting on his chin and UNC pla...

Photo courtesy of Matt Riley/UVA Media Relations) This weekend features by far the best and deepest schedule of IL Top 20 matchups yet this season, and D-Fly and Dixie are here to preview all the big games. To start, they recap a slim week of news and talk through their selections for IL’s Midseason All-America teams. Be sure to check out Matt Kinnear’s meaty midseason conference update. There are a staggering eight (8) bona fide, certified, marquee matchups this weekend, so they get to th...

Inside Lacrosse Graphic: Matt Cain) Its midseason (despite the fact that Duke has played 10 games and Marist has only played one), so its the perfect time to check in on the annual awards. Make sure to check out Thursday evenings Syracuse vs. UAlbany game on the ACC Network, where the Midseason IL Media All-American First Team selections will debut at halftime, and then check out www.insidelacrosse.com for Second and Third Teams, as well as the Honorable Mentions. Last week, the Tewaaraton Awa...

Photo courtesy of UNC Athletics) I’m not a coach, so it should come as no surprise that I do not watch film like a coach. I don’t self-scout, trying to identify skill deficiencies or gaps in understanding that need to be addressed in practice. I don’t scout opponents, looking for areas of weakness that we can exploit in an upcoming game. I’m also not a local reporter, which means I don’t watch every single one of a team’s games, charting their storylines throughout the week. As a na...

Photo courtesy of Matt Riley/UVA Media Relations) North Carolina remains perfect in the Chris Gray and Will Bowen era, but freshman goalie Collin Krieg stole the show on Thursday night in the Tar Heels’ 16-13 victory at No. 8 Virginia. It was a cathartic night of college lacrosse action a year removed from the moment when everything was ripped away in a perfect atmosphere at Klockner Stadium with limited — but boisterous on the broadcast — fans in attendance. “I talked to [Virginia coac...