What did Katy Perry say to Chalfont magician Dee Riley?

Magician Dee Riley will bring his alternative brand of entertainment to the story of the ill-fated Titanic in his new show.

Fresh from performing at Katy Perry's own private party at the end of last year, the 19-year-old from Chalfont St Giles can't wait to perform for his chosen charity.

The American songstress Perry took quite a shine to our Dee and his particular brand of magic saying: "Oh My God, WOW!"

The now divorced star added: "Well hello Hubby, I've been told not to flirt with you by my mother-in-law."

But down-to-earth Dee is back and ready for his new show RMS, with all the proceeds going to St Mark's Hospital in Harrow, which works with those affected by Crohn's Disease.

On April 14, exactly 100 years after the 'unsinkable' ship hit an iceberg and sank, Dee will combine magic, music, food, drink and history.

The full-time magician said: "The idea came up through my interest of the Titanic and putting it with my other passion of magic. I'm choosing the Crohns charity as my partner has Crohns."

The night, at Chalfont St Giles Memorial Hall, kicks off with a sit down meal, followed up by the main performance with Dee giving an insight into the morning of April 14, 1912 right through to the fatal night. 

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YouTube sensations Georgia Irwin and Denzel Lloyd, among others, will perform music and round off the night with a rendition of "My Heart Will Go On".

•   Doors open at 7pm. Ticket are £20 per person (including meal) or VIP tickets for front tables and meal are £30. To book call 07849 603484 or email Dee.Rileymind@hotmail.co.uk or Agency@Dark-Shade-Of-Magic.co.uk