
Max Davidson writes about his successes and failures pursuing professional magic in New York.
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I’m back in New York after finishing the first leg of my February tour (as you’re reading this, I’m on a plane to Palm Springs, but that’s beside the point).
As you’re reading this, I’m on a plane from Boston to Chicago. I’m performing in five cities in one week, which has been, let’s just say, excessive.
Last year, I loved giving everyone a weekly update during Edinburgh Fringe (you can read them all here).
On February 2nd, I embark on my first solo tour: Eleven shows across eight cities in 20 days. It’s a lot less than what I’m used to—Tess and I did 23-show tours—but touring alone is a whole different beast.
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Max Davidson is a New York-based mentalist and producer. He performs 150+ shows per year globally for companies like Apple and Google and top venues like the Magic Castle.
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