Alfie has a few tricks up his sleeve to raise a magical £1,500 for charity
Alfie McCreadie features in a sell-out charity magic show in Ely - Credit: Archant
An Ely school boy performed in a sell-out event with a charity magic show that raised £1,500.
Alfie McCreadie features in a sell-out charity magic show in Ely - Credit: Archant
Alfie McCreadie, 10 performed to more than 80 people who enjoyed a two course sit down meal and an evening of music, comedy and magic.
Four magicians took to the stage - Wayne Goodman, Sammy K, JezO Bond and Alfie.
Music was provided by Alfie’s Grandad, John Barry.
Alfie headlined the evening by doing a 45 minute magic show performing various magic tricks and also bringing guests up to the stage.
Alfie McCreadie features in a sell-out charity magic show in Ely - Credit: Archant
His finale involved the whole audience taking part in a card trick of their own.
Food was cooked and served by local chef Andrew Byrne.
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The event at the Beet Club raised £1,500 which is being split equally between Cancer Research UK and ReThink Mental Illness, two charities which are important to Alfie’s family.
His family thanked local companies who sponsored the event: Fourth Dimension Dance, Love Dyslexia, Liam’s Plumbing Services, Treetops Ely, Tesco Ely, Hair2Nails Monat, Costco Wholesalers, Bent and Cornwell Quality Meats Butchers and JezO Events.
Photography was by Angela Smith Photography and Charlie Killick Photography.
