Halls of Magic Entertainment

You Can't Fight Showbiz!

Although I didn't realize it at the time, my family was definitely different. I thought every family had 15 kids. I thought everyone's Mom designed costumes and had her own Musical Zanygram business. Of course, I also thought that every family was involved in show business too. Our dinner table conversations were definitely not run of the mill. We would talk about one sister cutting her next record, one brothers work on his songs for his lead in Cinderella, another brother had just won the local "Battle of the Bands" and another sister was trying to talk me into doing a tap dance at a talent contest.

However, I was the shy one. When they gave me the lead in the school play, I was petrified! I sang really bad during rehearsals until they put me back in the chorus. I almost died when my mother made me go out and do a dancing bunny telegram. Talk about scary! I was sure I was too shy for showbiz but 24 years later, it just burst out of me!

I was a successful super computer designer who suddenly found himself taking lessons in dozens of different styles of dance. I joined an improv group and even started singing in a Roaring 20's show group. I was getting a patent in integrated circuit design during the day and dancing with flaming machetes at night!

Then came the fateful day when this gorgeous computer engineer was placed in my office. Suddenly, my entertaining skills had a new target. After lots of pursuing plus some practice and hard work, I became a magician and my lovely wife Janet, a quick change artist. The end result has been a fairy tale life of shows in exotic locations around the world. What's next? Well the "Americas Got Talent" TV show has recently contacted us about performing. If that works out, it may just be the way to finally realize our dream of having our own theater.