
We both agree that these types of gigs are wonderful opportunities to have some fun. Smaller audiences and a close-up show give the magical entertainer a good look into the hearts and minds of every person in the audience.
Chris gave an hour and twenty minute performance with a brief intermission to snack and refill drinks.
In the 20+ years I’ve know Chris, I had never seen him work for “real people”. I’ve seen some of his television performances, but this was my first time seeing him live. He did a great show and entertained the group thoroughly. The video turned out nicely and I edited it down to an hour of solid magic.
The best word I can use to describe how I felt was. . . proud. I’ve watched Chris grow up and mature, as a person, a magician and a performer.
How lucky I am to have such talented friends.
Chris is now back in St. Louis celebrating the holidays with his family.
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Any plans to post all or part of the video?
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