I'm A Magician, Not A Singer.

For Me, It's About Risk Taking, Taking Things In New Directions. Because Every Single Time, No Matter How Much You Learn, You Can Never Say, "okay, I Did The Hardest Thing I Ever Did. I'm Prepared Now. Now It's Going To Be Easy." Of Course It's Not Easy.

No Self-respecting Gay Guy Would Have Ever Made Some Of The Hair And Clothing Choices I Am Still Trying To Live Down.

There Were Really A Bunch Of Old, Old Magic Hobbyists At The Time, Some Of Them Who Actually Had Known [harry] Houdini. You Had To Be 14 To Go To These Meetings, And He Snuck Me In At 12. It Was Glorious.

I'm Trying To Change Theater, In My Own Way - Not Just Magic. I Say That Humbly, Because I'm Learning Every Single Day. I Do 15 Shows A Week, And Every Single Audience I Have Is Like A Test Screening For You, When You Listen And Go, "really? They Laughed At That?" All Over The Stage I Have Lines, Written Onstage, That I'm Changing Every Single Day.

The Audiences Are What Keep Me Enthusiastic.