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m.ruetz Veteran user Peoria Arizona, USA 378 Posts 
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Some tips and ideas from Massimo, I hope you enjoy this article:
http://magicgizmo.com/home/Showmanship/f......mer.html
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Cyberqat Inner circle You can tell I work on the net from my 2209 Posts
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The number one rule of all entertaining is "don't wear out your welcome." You should always leave your audience not quite satisfied and wanting to see (or hear, or taste depending on the art) more.
It is always darkest just before you are eaten by a grue.
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harris Inner circle Harris Deutsch 8812 Posts
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I read a great article recently on importance of making the client feel good as they are paying you. Pre and post performance contact is as crucial as during the performance.
If my memory is working, I believe it was in a past issue of Funny Paper. Harris aka Dr. Laff
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PenEnpitsu New user Southern California 36 Posts
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Great article, thanks for sharing!
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Kuma New user Sydney 51 Posts
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That's a great article! Smile, Smile, Smile! (
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