First Gig tonight!

[scarecrow1]

but I'm trying to get into spongeballs a bit just to branch out, and for little kids, and I know that is in his book.
Thanks for the advice.

Your boy,
Fez

Haha, spongeballs, dude! Those are so fun to perform. They're pretty easy, and they even get to the older audience too.

 

[Ravenwest]

On the thought of David Stone and resturant magic, I believe he has 2 volumes of Real Secrets of Magic on DVD as well. Useful stuff with a few good tricks you can probably only use in a resturant. (Where else would you do a champagne production?!)

 

[Jacob L]

Haha, spongeballs, dude! Those are so fun to perform. They're pretty easy, and they even get to the older audience too.

Which is exactly why I'm getting into that

On the thought of David Stone and resturant magic, I believe he has 2 volumes of Real Secrets of Magic on DVD as well. Useful stuff with a few good tricks you can probably only use in a resturant. (Where else would you do a champagne production?!)

Haha exactly, I'll look those up, thanks.

 

[Ravenwest]

Do you have another gig lined up anytime soon?

 

[Jacob L]

Do you have another gig lined up anytime soon?

Its pretty much everyweekend, like friday and saturday nights I'll go in.
If it doesnt work out after about, I'd say a month or two, I might have to look into other places.

 

[RikAllen]

Yeah the dvd's are a product of the book, I believe the book is as good if not a better value (but I don't own the dvd's either).

Sponge balls are always fun, so much you can do with them. I always enjoy pulling one from a spectators sleeve, saying that I don't keep stuff up my own sleeves.

I then vanish it, show a completely empty hand (that is actually empty) and pull another one from their sleeve.

It's good fun.

 

[Ravenwest]

Rose productions are always nice for the ladies.

 

[Nikki]

I never really liked sponge balls....they remind me of this kinda magic:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seHIyR3-jvE


but anyway, one thing I love to do for kids [and it goes over well for all ages, really] Is the linking lifesavers, always gets me a great reaction.

 

[Jacob L]

Yeah the dvd's are a product of the book, I believe the book is as good if not a better value (but I don't own the dvd's either).

Sponge balls are always fun, so much you can do with them. I always enjoy pulling one from a spectators sleeve, saying that I don't keep stuff up my own sleeves.

I then vanish it, show a completely empty hand (that is actually empty) and pull another one from their sleeve.

It's good fun.

That sounds awesome haha.


Nikki-well it all depends on how you present it. If you don't go with the whole cheesy stereotypical presentation of spongeballs, it will most likely play off better. Just a thought. Each one to his own opinion.

 

[Nikki]

That sounds awesome haha.


Nikki-well it all depends on how you present it. If you don't go with the whole cheesy stereotypical presentation of spongeballs, it will most likely play off better. Just a thought. Each one to his own opinion.

I know, But the prop is kinda cheesy imo...and presentation dosent change that.

 

[popchris3]

Fezzik,



Please do not just do all card effects. I actually get so many compliments by spectators by not doing more than two card effects. Mix in some other items...rings, rubber bands, etc.

Jon Armstong. All I'm gonna say.

 

[RickEverhart]

Haven't gotten these yet. Waiting on some X-mas money.