Dynamo ended his TV show the only way he could - leaving viewers more confused than ever. After impressing some small children with a bit of illusion where he magically revealed a giant carrot in a ...

Dynamo - real name Steven Frayne - was snapped 1,000ft above the ground at the top of The Shard in London. But some pictures snapped from stunned bystanders below appear to show he may have had a ...

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Dynamo has told his fans ‘things aren’t always as they seem’ after being accused of using wires for a stunt he performed at the top of The Shard. The magician, whose real name is Steven Frayne, had ...

Eagle-eyed magic fans believe they have worked out how street magician Dynamo “levitated” above the Shard. Spectators on the South Bank watched open-mouthed as the illusionist, real name Steven Frayne ...

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Don't miss out on the headlines from News. Followed categories will be added to My News. Dynamo, whose real name is Steven Frayne, was snapped 300 metres above the ground at the top of The Shard, in ...

In an exclusive interview with Sky News Entertainment Week the TV magician Dynamo has denied using wires in his stunt where he apparently levitates above the Shard in London. The 31-year-old trickster ...

TV magician Dynamo has told Sky News Entertainment Week that he did not cheat during a levitation stunt at The Shard, after accusations that he used wires.

Illusionist Dynamo has admitted wires were used in his Shard stunt - but said they were used for health and safety reasons because it was a rehearsal. Dynamo, real name Steven Frayne, faced criticism ...

Variety - The Children's Charity, has announced full details of the inaugural “Patrons of Variety” event taking place in the stunning setting of The Shard tonight (September 29th). The star-studded ...

Dynamo took a shot from the top this morning as people 1,000ft down below noticed the remarkable stunt Get daily headlines and breaking news alerts for FREE by signing up to our newsletter We have ...