KEH 032: Performing Your Own Public Kids Show
Performing Your Own Public Kids Show
If performing your own public kids show has always been in your bucket list, you have to listen to Tore Skyten’s story.
A 46-year-old full-time minister from Stockholm, Sweden, Tore has been doing magic professionally for just over 18 months. Yet in that short amount of time, he has gone from his first magic gig to his very own solo public performance.
How did he do it? What drove him and helped him to pull off a successful public kids show despite being new to magic?
Tore shares his story here and shows that it’s never too late to do what you love, to learn and get help, and to dare take big steps towards your goals.
In this episode we discuss:
- How Tore got started in magic
- The road to his first magic gig and his first street performance
- The lessons he learned from performing magic in the streets (looking at ‘failure’ in proper perspective and building a crowd)
- How he took the next step—set up his first solo public magic show for kids
- How he got his venue (a charming theatre), marketed his magic show, and decided on his ticket prices
- How his theatre magic show went, the fears he faced just minutes prior the show and the outcome of the event
- His experience adding a puppet to his show and how well both kids and adults respond to his puppet
- His next goals
Resources mentioned in this episode:
Julian Mather’s Free eBook - "The Biggest Magic Secret of All"
This is the course that helped Tore go from being a new magician to hosting his own public magic show in just over 18 months. Start now with an hour of free training here:
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