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I Was 16 At The Time, And I Came Backstage And Started Hanging Out With Them. I Said, "well, Maybe You Can 'vanish' The Silk This Way." The Opening Was A Black Stage While The "magic To Do" Song Started Playing. All You Saw Were Hands, Lit By Jules Fisher, And Then Ben Vereen Would Appear Beyond The Hands, And At The End Of The Scene He Would Vanish A Silk. The Spotlight Would Hit A Red Spot On The Floor Where You'd See The Silk On The Floor. He'd Pull The Silk Out Of The Floor And It Became The Entire Set Coming Out Of The Floor.

Physical Rehab Is Often Very, Very Hard Work.

My Show Is Constantly Evolving... New Tricks Are Added, Old Ones Are Dropped... So It Stays Fresh. But It's The Randomly Selected Participants From The Audience That Make It Fresh And Provide Some Of The Best Comic Relief.

It Wasn't Just About Doing Tricks. It's About Taking An Audience To Another Place, A Special Place, So They Can Really Suspend Their Disbelief. Its About Amazing The Audience As Well As Moving Them.

I Love Creating New Things. It's Kind Of My Job, It's What I Do, And I Really Have Fun With It.