I Was Teaching Magic At Nyu When

Magic Was A Thing That, When I Did It, It Made All The Kids Go, "ah, That's Cool."

I Need A Form Of Escape Even When I'm Working Really Hard.

[ Gil Cates] Said, "you've Got A Point Of View With Your Magic. There's This Comedy To It, There's Drama. You're Telling Stories With Magic."

The More Educated You Get, The Better Shot You Have To Get It Right, But If You're Really Trying Something Different, It's A Challenge Every Time.

I Had A Point Of View, Which Was Different. I Looked At Magic As Theater, As Storytelling, And I Tried To Have An Approach That Was Different From What They Were Doing. "how Can I Move People And Really Get Them To Dream With A Card Trick, With Coin Magic, Or Even A Piece Of Stage Magic?"