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Michael Kras
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 Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2008 10:07 pm Post subject: How Long? |
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I plan to do a full D'lite routine on stage at my school's upcoming talent show. I first pluck the light out of a light bulb than do the manipulation with it. Two questions:
First, how long can you do a D'lite routine (complete with Penetrations, Vanishes, productions, multiplications, the works) before it gets redundant and boring?
Also, Do you know of a good finale I could use that still ties in with the theme of light?
Thank you!
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Ethan the Emazing
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Well, when I used them to draw a crowd on Clifton Hill, I would do a routine that lasted around 2 min. Just long enough to entertain, but short enough to not bore them.
I would end the routine by taking a bow, lol.
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| Ethan the Emazing wrote: | Well, when I used them to draw a crowd on Clifton Hill, I would do a routine that lasted around 2 min. Just long enough to entertain, but short enough to not bore them.
I would end the routine by taking a bow, lol. |
That sounds like a perfect time... I also intended to have some other sutff mixed in like silk and bottle productions.
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Brian Miller has a dirty mind! Never saw that coming.
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wow, brian!
i dont think d'lite can be amusing for more then a minute. |
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I think it mainly depends on your audience. I never actually used it in my act. I just used it to draw a crowd. Kids love it, and most adults find it entertaining for atleast a lil' bit.
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We have finally made a decision. Reuben and I will be working together... we start with a comedy bit as an interlude into the main event. I start off with a two minute routine using silks and D'lites. Reuben comes on for two minutes and does a coin routine and a bottle production. We then do a Double Snowstorm routine together for the finale.
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