I just returned from a trip to the Boston area for the NACA convention and I stopped in to see the Le Grand David show in Beverly, MA. I have read about the show in magic magazines since I was a kid so it was great to finally get to see it in person. The whole show is set in a 1920's setting and is definetly worth seeing if you are in the Boston area. Beyond just being a great Boston Magician, Le Grand David and Company is truley a world class show that really should not be missed!

Last weekend was the annual public show for Denver's Mile High Magician's Society. "Magic Mania" 2005 had fairly low attendance but I thought that the show itself went very well and we had some really great Colorado Magicians taking the stage. Max Hapner opened the show and we continued with a line-up to include John T. Sheets & Corrine, Earl Reum, Doc Murdoc, Dave Elstun, Richard Nakata, Bob (the Omniboozoligist) LaRue, juggler Bill Patterson and of course myself. As a professional magician I am always looking for more great magicians to work with and I found some great acts this year in Lakewood. I look forward to working with some of these guys again next year at the Lakewood Cultural Arts Center!

This week I was in Orlando Florida performing at the NBAA convention for International Governor Services. I stopped by to see the Outta Control Magic Show at Wonder Works while I was there. Clever show and I enjoyed it, these guys have a high energy show with a unique style. Definetley two Orlando magicians with a future here! A fellow magician friend of mine from Lakewood, Colorado had suggested that I catch this show and I am glad that he did.