You Have To Learn Certain Skills To

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.

Tommy Chong Connects To The Pipe A Lot.

Later, When I Was At Caesar's Palace, And [joe And Gil Cates] Were Trying To Get Me To Have Opening Acts For The Show, They Gave Me A List Of People, And Rosie O'donnell Was One Of Them. I Said, "i Don't Really Need Any Opening Acts. I Have Funny Stuff In The Show, And I Do A Lot Of Comedy And Stuff."

[ 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."

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.