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Dynamo's Concrete Playground 

Concrete Playground is more than just a magic show; it is a unique film that is part documentary, part music video, part road movie and is bound together with incredible real life magic. The DVD was filmed in London, Bradford and Birmingham The magic is real and impromptu, there are no set-ups, props or co-ordinated stunts and the explosive reactions verify the experience for the viewer.
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Concrete Playground is more than just a magic show; it is a unique film that is part documentary, part music video, part road movie and is bound together with incredible real life magic. The DVD was filmed in London, Bradford and Birmingham The magic is real and impromptu, there are no set-ups, props or co-ordinated stunts and the explosive reactions verify the experience for the viewer.

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