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| Nate
Staniforth, Magician |
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When Nate Staniforth performs at a college or university,
it’s not just another show, it’s a campus invasion. At each
engagement, Nate arrives early with a video camera and spends
the day filming close up street magic for students on campus.
These informal group performances allow students to see
impossible magic up close and in person, and the resulting
buzz creates an interest and intrique about the stage show
that night. That evening, Nate’s performance combines stunning
magic with original music, audience interaction, and a multimedia
presentation that makes Nate’s appearances absolutely unique.
Gone are the tables, boxes, scarves, top hats and bad jokes
that come to mind when one hears the word “magician.” In
his shows, Nate simply does magic. Simply. Openly. And it’s
amazing. Before the show, Nate edits the highlights of the
afternoon street magic footage into a short video, and one
of the highlights of the evening performance is the projection
of this video onto a large screen during the show, which
allows audience members to see themselves, their friends
and their classmates be astonished by Nate’s close up mysteries.
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| Brian
Brushwood, Comedy Magician |
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Since beginning his career in magic, Brian has authored 3 books, including Cheats, Cons, Swindles & Tricks: 57 Ways to Scam a Free Drink, Pack the House: The Ultimate, Ever-Growing Guide to Increasing Attendance to YOUR Campus Events (co-authored with C.J. Johnson), and the Professional's Guide to Fire Eating.
Brian has made several TV and radio appearances, including appearances on NBC's "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno," CNN's "Life Beyond Limits," "The Roseanne Show," E! Entertainment Television's "Talk Soup," the WB's "Steve Harvey's Big Time," Tech TV's "Unscrewed with Martin Sargent," CMT's "Most Wanted Live," BBC's "The Paul Coyte Show," Westwood One's "Don and Mike Show," ABC-TV's "The Debra Duncan Show," "The Shannon Burke Show" on KJFK-FM, "Dudley and Bob" on KLBJ-FM, "The Morning Zoo" on KASE-FM, as well as news affiliates for ABC, FOX, CBS, and Time-Warner.
Brian also is an avid computer gamer, and has been playing way too much of ncsoft's "City of Heroes."
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VARIETY SHAC is a popular variety show featuring live comedy, music and short film.
The show was originated by Shonali Bhowmik, Heather Lawless, Andrea Rosen, and Chelsea Peretti in the small backroom of a club in Williamsburg, Brooklyn and is now a popular hit NY comedy staple which also performs in venues across the country. SHAC perform individually, then premiere a new comedic short film at each show, featuring the entire group as an ensemble (with occasional cameos by SNL’s Fred Armisen, Andy Milonakis, The Office’s Ed Helms). SHAC were contributor’s to Playgirl’s Humor Issue, were featured in the Time Out New York Student Guide, Village Voice Best of NYC issue, as well as The Hollywood Reporter’s Winter Humor issue, and New York Post’s roundup of the best new shows in the New York comedy scene. SHAC has worked with Adult Swim and is currently working on a new television project with IFC.
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