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by **shaneking** » Jun 8th, '07, 00:22

Not that unusual/interesting perhaps but several time I have crossed the atlantic with Virgin and performed a few tricks at the back of the plane. It passed a few hours away...

by **Tenko** » Jun 8th, '07, 00:35

Wildcats in Wakefield.

The lap-dancing club. My 9 inch silk had more material than the girls were wearing !!

by **Michael Kras** » Jun 8th, '07, 01:59

The most unusual setting I have performed in is an alleyway. Did a kids show there.

by **RobLaughter** » Jun 8th, '07, 02:42

Michael Kras wrote:The most unusual setting I have performed in is an alleyway. Did a kids show there.

If you were a little older, that would sound wrong on so many levels...

What do you consider a "show?" Did you advertise it to their parents as "making things disappear in a dingy alley," because that would've been hilarious.

by **Michael Kras** » Jun 8th, '07, 02:45

LOL yes that would be!

by **RobLaughter** » Jun 8th, '07, 03:06

Hey, Mikey :wink:

How'd I guess you'd be on? Might as well swing over and see what I've wrote in your mentalism post, eh?

by **Michael Kras** » Jun 8th, '07, 03:08

I did. Please see my reply

by **Craig Browning** » Jun 8th, '07, 05:24

S&M Leatherman's Convention in San Francisco

by **Johnny Wizz** » Jun 8th, '07, 08:54

Craig Browning wrote::oops: S&M Leatherman's Convention in San Francisco

Well, I don't think anyone is going to top that!

End of thread I would guess.

by **Tomo** » Jun 8th, '07, 10:13

A private gig for just two people in the library of a country Hall.

by **Rob** » Jun 8th, '07, 10:17

On a barge in Gloucestershire

by **themagicwand** » Jun 8th, '07, 11:35

I work a lot at haunted locations such as old houses, castles, stately homes etc. It's nothing unusual for me, but sometimes I do have to stop and remind myself that not all magicians work under such conditions!

Brings a whole new level to close-up when you're about to do an amazing card revelation only to be told by a spec that there's a dark spirit standing behind you. :shock:

by **Craig Browning** » Jun 8th, '07, 13:24

Brings a whole new level to close-up when you're about to do an amazing card revelation only to be told by a spec that there's a dark spirit standing behind you.

So that's where my Dark Spirit's been... well, at least someone is getting good use of it. :twisted:

by **magicdiscoman** » Jun 8th, '07, 13:39

i don't like dark spirits i prefer vodka.
once did a kids party for nambler :shock:

only joking (south park reference). :lol:

but i did do a fairy themed party in a pirates themed playshack.

by **taneous** » Jun 8th, '07, 14:48

This wasn't a paid gig - but I did a spoon bend for a gym instructor and a few other people while jogging on a treadmill at the gym.

I've also performed at a few strip clubs - that never seems to come out right - but hopefully you'll all know what I mean by that.

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