#107 Lee Terbosic
I haven't gotten together with one of my favorite magicians, Lee Terbosic since my 100th podcast party. That was months ago, and I needed to have him on to see what he has been hiding up his sleeve (No pun intended).
Not only did he have the chance to meet AND perform magic for Michael J Fox, that alone had me in awe of him. He also has been prepping and plotting for the reopening of 52 Up Close at Hotel Monaco in Pittsburgh.
I saw his show last year, and I loved it. I learned on this episode that he thought it was his worst performance of all of the shows he had done for that year. If it was, it didn't show.
Lee and I chat fluidly about our love of magic, different places around the country to catch a show, and his plans for 52 Up Close that he has cooking. Hint- He has some new tricks in store for everyone who came out to the show before, and to all who are newbies, congrats, you found the best date night in Pittsburgh. No, it isn't a sports game. ;)
Lee Terbosic performs 52 Up Close at Hotel Monaco on Friday October 20, 2017 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Jared Wickerham/Wick Photography) Lee Terbosic performs 52 Up Close at Hotel Monaco on Friday October 13, 2017 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Jared Wickerham/Wick Photography) Processed with VSCO with f1 preset
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