http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-jersey-20294740
Oh dear.
Dynamo Disaster...
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Matthew Field
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What a disaster -- he was too popular!!
I should have disasters like that.
Matt Field
I should have disasters like that.
Matt Field
Re: Dynamo Disaster...
Matthew Field wrote:What a disaster -- he was too popular!!
I should have disasters like that.
Matt Field
Yeah. that's clearly it, not that the promoter is an idiot.
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It should have been better organised, especially since it was a particularly pricy show.
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Richard Kaufman
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Too bad the event was poorly organized. That's one of the issues with close-up magic--it's hard for a lot of people to watch it at the same time unless you're set up with big video screens and, in Dynamo's case, two guys with handheld cameras following him.
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Re: Dynamo Disaster...
Richard Kaufman wrote:, in Dynamo's case, two guys with handheld cameras following him.
Them, and the stooges...
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Major muck-up by the organisers - at 150 ($275) a ticket the audience is going to be expecting an evenings entertainment and clearly Dynamo was only booked to do strolling/mingle stuff rather than being the feature entertainment. No matter what happened this event was doomed surely?