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OrderD29 wrote:Yowza, I'm not going to ask where you pull the rabbit out of...

Obviously it's a Brown Rabbit

Craig Browning wrote:

OrderD29 wrote:Yowza, I'm not going to ask where you pull the rabbit out of...

Obviously it's a Brown Rabbit

Maybe it is a hare

bronz wrote:Full respect to Lommy for going out working in nowt but a dress, God knows where you put everything.

I just have a small bag with me. It can fit a deck of cards (ID), a few envelopes, some coins, a TT, some sponges and a set of Cluedo weapons for my Psychic Cluedo routine.

That'd be me pretty much fully equiped for an evening.

Who let Craig in here?
hope you're well Craig. He's right though, who are you?
I got ordained online and I use Reverend Tristan as my performing name, there for I dress in a black priests shirt with dog collar and black trousers (I need to add my pentagram patch), when I'm performing somewhere where that look won't fit I wear a black pin striped suit, black shirt and tie.

I wear regular everyday clothes like Kahki(sp?) pants and a t-shirt. Idk maybe I'm just a slacker or something

I generally prefer a pretty dressed down look, but in a very slightly stand out kind of way. Dark jeans, a t-shirt, a cord or denim jacket or something, and maybe a small fedora. Think a much less gothic, more relaxed punk rocker look. Almost modern gypsy.

I find in my area that people don't take the tuxedo or costume wearing magician very seriously, and feel more open and relaxed if the magician looks more relaxed and not like he's taking himself too seriously. Plus the onslaught of sitcoms portrayed magicians as silly and outdated doesn't help.

If I were going to be performing to a larger audience at an event however, depending on how formal the occassion is I might wear a suit.

I just wear a suit and shirt. No tie unless it's called for. I also occasionally wear a Bowler Hat.