And not forgetting, as well as being a ‘magician,’ how humorous the GA is  –  an added bonus for those joining the tours or for the earwigging passers by.
And when anyone may not realise just how amusing they are, it is even more endearing.

A unifying guffaw of laughter broke out among us on hearing the two expletives  used by a female brewery worker when her husband unsuccessfully attempted to make her come home for working in Truman’s steamy heat, clad only in her undies.

Similarly the GA’s comical recollection of the tradition in Charlie Chaplin’s early music hall days made us all giggle. 
Abandoned squashy tomatoes left on the streets around Spitalfield Market were smuggled into theatres and used,  l would guess, whether or not the comedian was useless, for the sheer joy of pelting another human at long range and not being arrested.

l especially loved this because l’d heard it from my grandfather who is sure to have been one of those early naughty ‘theatre’ goers.  And as the family stories passed down, the vegetables got much larger.

More enchanting surprises and new anecdotes will  abound in the GA tours to come because his imaginative and inventive creativity is endless.
A unique gift.

It was a special day for me.

If you haven’t already done the tour book now and enjoy!