talkmagic.co.uk

http://www.mtv.com/videos/americas-best ... list.jhtml

So apparantly its a dancing show and they wanted to come up with something to ramp up the difficulty so they said "Lets make them do magic." then brought in a professional magician to teach them the effects. Personaly, I found them to have been done fairly well given the context of what they are doing. I was wondering what everyone else thought.

Thankfully in a userfriendly move, MTV networks tabs each episode so you can fast forward directly to the routines instead of listening to all the boring talking stuff.

um what were you linking to. that just took me back one page

wrong link


http://www.talkmagic.co.uk/ftopic29176. ... 190bd3943f

My bad. I wasnt aware this was already here. To be honest if I hadn't gotten this link in an email yesterday, I probably would've never known about that show, much less these routines.

I guess I should learn to use the search feature

flaw07 wrote:My bad. I wasnt aware this was already here. To be honest if I hadn't gotten this link in an email yesterday, I probably would've never known about that show, much less these routines.

I guess I should learn to use the search feature

Thats ok. If you had done a search, it would probably never found this, because there isnt anything in my post to indicate what it contains

For grandscale stage magic, I bet it's easier to take a dancer and teach them magic than to take a magician and teach them to dance.

retires to safe distance

you dont have to teach a magician to dance.

Give him a frilly shirt, and a pair of tight leather trousers, and he automaticaly thinks he's Travolta

In all honesty, I've long believed that the two things most stage illusionists need are dance lessons and good choreography.

Jeff McBride's advice at Blackpool included taking ballroom dancing lessons to assist with magical moves and posture. Apparently he and his wife are taking such lessons !

That first act, and the one that begins at the poker table were verry good

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