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LeoH Elite user 437 Posts |
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On Jan 20, 2018, Dynamike wrote: I was a "week-end warrior" birthday party magician and clown for many years, and Dynamike is spot-on with this. I would make 3 trips back and forth to the car, and it would take 20 minutes to set the show. I was busy, but finally was beginning to wear out. Today its one suitcase for the puppet and I work the show out of a busker's pouch. My back and legs/feet have thanked me tremendously. |
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vincentmusician Loyal user Toronto 264 Posts |
I have many different shows. However, I have a pack small plays big show I take to Libraries that have no parking.
The Librarian said, as I showed up, where is all your stuff? I said, right here in this bag. I had the kids screaming and laughing for 46 minutes. I even had to cut one of my routines. You do not need big props to do a good show. You need good routines and showmanship to do a good show. You are the entertainer, not your props. Cheers! |
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Peter Cuddihy Veteran user Peter S. Cuddihy 369 Posts |
It is never too late to start.
Go for it! |
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New old Stock New user MO 14 Posts |
This is a wonderful thread full of great information. I'm in my 50's and I really enjoyed reading it.
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