Good Stage Tricks

May 7, 2009
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Hey guys. i am doing my first stage show and i need some tricks. i am a close up guy and i need a stage trick. i have invisible deck and emotional intelligence so far. What do u suggest???
 
Ok, I can't hold this any longer...

What the hell is it with people getting gigs, whether it be stage, close-up, whatever when they don't even have a show or know what to perform? Thats just freaking crazy.

Learn material, work hard, THEN get gigs. And even if you don't have a clue, thats how you learn. Trial and error is the only way anyone learns, not just asking "what should I do".

For goodness sakes, respect this art enough to work on routines and not just "learn tricks" for a show you ignorantly accepted.

C
 
Mar 2, 2008
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Martin Lewis

Check out some of Martin Lewis's stage tricks. just google his name.

He has alot of great stuff such as the rising sketch pad, crystal gazing and precognition (my favorite).

They are all very easy to do so you can just focus on your presintation.
 
Aug 31, 2007
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Long Island/New York
Ok, I can't hold this any longer...

What the hell is it with people getting gigs, whether it be stage, close-up, whatever when they don't even have a show or know what to perform? Thats just freaking crazy.

Learn material, work hard, THEN get gigs. And even if you don't have a clue, thats how you learn. Trial and error is the only way anyone learns, not just asking "what should I do".

For goodness sakes, respect this art enough to work on routines and not just "learn tricks" for a show you ignorantly accepted.

C

You're my hero. . .
 
Ok, I can't hold this any longer...

What the hell is it with people getting gigs, whether it be stage, close-up, whatever when they don't even have a show or know what to perform? Thats just freaking crazy.

Learn material, work hard, THEN get gigs. And even if you don't have a clue, thats how you learn. Trial and error is the only way anyone learns, not just asking "what should I do".

For goodness sakes, respect this art enough to work on routines and not just "learn tricks" for a show you ignorantly accepted.

C

So true, you should not perform if you don't have any solid routines down pack, it makes you look unprofessional.
 

Jv

Jan 11, 2008
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Ok, I can't hold this any longer...

What the hell is it with people getting gigs, whether it be stage, close-up, whatever when they don't even have a show or know what to perform? Thats just freaking crazy.

Learn material, work hard, THEN get gigs. And even if you don't have a clue, thats how you learn. Trial and error is the only way anyone learns, not just asking "what should I do".

For goodness sakes, respect this art enough to work on routines and not just "learn tricks" for a show you ignorantly accepted.

C

Couldn't have said it better myself.
 
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