This video is the third volume of the "Cellini Presents the Art of Street Performing" series. I was inspired to create this video by the questions I am most frequently asked when performing or while lecturing. In this video you will experience live performances, and behind-the-scenes exposure, with tips from some of the top pros working on the streets today. We take you to Boston where you will learn why "funny means money." Through interviews with the performers, we hear their comments about the "Art", and learn from their years of experience on the streets. As with my first two videos in this series, I have brought you the best, and held nothing back.

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Reviews

Official Review

December 8th, 2005 1:10am Rating:

Reviewed by David Acer

[This review refers to the 3 DVD set.] “There’s no need to get booked �“ the streets are always there.” Danny Hustle I’ve heard bars, restaurants, and even trade shows described as magic’s “front lines,” but while I agree that these are all challenging venues, I still consider them to be a mile or two behind the real front lines - the street. Street magicians are the true footsoldiers of magic. They have no use for the work of armchair generals. They don’t do Progressive Ace Assemblies, or Okito Box routines, or Tenyo tricks. The material they perform must be simple, visual and bulletproof, or they are, professionally speaking, dead, which is why they typically turn to the classics - Linking Rings, Cups and Balls, Misers Dream, and the like. But even armed with material that has proven to be effective in the environment, a fledgling street magician must still learn how to command an audience that has absolutely no reason whatsoever to empower him,... [Read More]