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The Many Faces of Magic
Above: Joey V, John Tudor, Matt McCoy, Sarah Straney, Brandon Wagster
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The Many Faces of Magic
Videos: “Clink” • The After Party • Photo Gallery • Article
A young Merlin finds a crystal ball, and unleashes from inside… The Many Faces of Magic. Standing ovations greeted our original ensemble show, at Workshop Theatre in Columbia, SC. With my advanced students Matt McCoy, Sarah Straney, Joey V, and Brandon Wagster; performing in a variety of styles: from cabaret sleight of hand, to the fantastic and mystical, to modern/futuristic magic. The Many Faces of Magic combines legend with levitation, hocus pocus with a blast of Broadway.
Many Faces of Magic was written by Matt McCoy and John Tudor, and directed by Matt McCoy. Video directed and edited by John Tudor. Videography by Alan Geoghegan, Joey Vazquez, Joe Jesse, Cameron Lovejoy. Special thanks to Ann Burns, Randy Strange, Sam Trombly, Mike Hawkins, and Todd Karr.
© 2009 John Tudor