
Max Davidson writes about his successes and failures pursuing professional magic in New York.
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Max Davidson is a New York-based mentalist and producer. His show Stand-Up Magic features some of the top magicians and comedians in New York. Max has performed for Apple, Google, and at the Magic Castle.
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