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I would really strongly recommend Dainty Sue: http://www.daintysue.com

She is lovely and does what my husband calls 'proper magic' as well as circus tricks and a great bit of disco if that's what you want. She's brilliant and non-threatening with little kids but can still enthrall older ones. We have booked her for years for both our kids' birthdays and all the children and adults have loved her show. She is genuinely one of the very best kids' entertainers I have seen (and I've been to a lot of kids' parties before everyone started dropping off).

edanna Wrote:

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> I would really strongly recommend Dainty Sue:

> http://www.daintysue.com

> She is lovely and does what my husband calls

> 'proper magic' as well as circus tricks and a

> great bit of disco if that's what you want. She's

> brilliant and non-threatening with little kids but

> can still enthrall older ones. We have booked her

> for years for both our kids' birthdays and all the

> children and adults have loved her show. She is

> genuinely one of the very best kids' entertainers

> I have seen (and I've been to a lot of kids'

> parties before everyone started dropping off).



This is the sort of person I would hope for!

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