The Stage Schedule: The two common trains of thought for stage scheduling, the “Break” and the “Leapfrog”The “Break” Usually is  a forty-five minute slot. If you have a 30 min. show this gives you ample time Set-up, draw a crowd, do the show, pass the hat ( When that applies), strike the stage and smooze with [...]

So you have worked a few of the smaller venues for Free for a couple of years, Honing your craft and meeting people. Let’s go over those last two words again, Meeting People. Everyone you meet is a potential employer. So be polite to everyone from the person that checks you in, to the guy [...]

If you are a magician, you have probably heard of The Pendragons. If you’re not, you have probably heard of Penn & Teller. Did you know that they got their start at Faire? It’s true, Fair can be the starting point to performing as a career, or it can be a way to turn your [...]