Stage Lighting and Video Work from 2013

2013 was a great year for my video and Lighting work . I was fortunate enough to work with Sarah Jaffe at Dallas City Performance Hall as her lighting and video designer. I also designed for the band Ishi and had many great shows including shows at the Perot Museum and The Granada in Dallas. Lighting up the Art Con stage this year gave me a great chance to experiment and cut loose. This year I also worked with fashion designer Yasmina Johnson for her fashion show at Kirk Hopper Fine Art. And once a month I am the set and lighting designer for The Ruby Revue Burlesque Show. Hope you enjoy the photos most of them are marked with the appropriate photographer appologies to those that didn't . Special thanks to photographers Dylan Hollingsworth , Karlos X. Ramos, Hal Samples and Jarrod Fresquez for being there to capture the action.

Magic at Mondo Burlesque NOBF 2013

Wow, we had a great time performing Confetti Eddie's Strip Basket Illusion in the fifth annual New Orleans Burlesque Festival 2013 !
Thank You Rick Delaup it was great doing magic on the Mondo Burlesque at Harras Theatre in New Orleans !! photos by Ivan Micheeff .

Confetti Eddie festival appearances 2013

This year the Lovely Karleena and I were lucky enough to perform at the Beggars Carnivale in St. Louis for the Show Me Burlesque and Vaudeville Festival . We also got to premiere our Basket Illusion at the Hot Mess after party at Van Ella Studio.

We also had a great time performing in the 1st annual Oklahoma City Burlesque Festival. Thank You Adele Wolf! Check out the Video of our performance.

Confetti Eddie Video Documentary

Check out this great video documentary about Confetti eddie and the Lovely Karleena by DeAndre Upshaw.

Magic Artist

The magic seems to be doing well. I was recently recognized in the Dallas Observers 2013 people edition. Check out the full story Here Photo by Stanton J. Stephens .

 

Confetti Eddie's Strip Basket Illusion

This is my version of the classic Hindu Sword Basket Illusion. The magician hypnotizes his assistant then vanishes her into a basket . Next he places four swords and one staff into the basket . Is his assistant ok ? We'll see ... as the magician pulls out the swords , pieces of her costume comes with it. The magician eager to see his bare assistant opens the basket but finds it empty . To prove she's vanished the magician steps into the basket .Where has she gone? With a wave of the hand, magically she reappears for a surprise ending. Photos by Karlo X Ramos Top Two photos by Fresquez Fotoz.

Magic at the Dallas Burlesque Festival #5 2013

photo by Karlo X. Ramos

Getting back into magic has been so much fun ! Having the opportunity to perform stage Illusions is a dream come true ! Right Now I am researching classic Illusions and re-vamping them with a touch of burlesque. My latest Illusion is a classic known as the Mismade Lady .

The Mismade Lady has it's origins from an older Illusion known as the stacked box .Where boxes are stacked and your lovely assistant appears. The idea to mismake the lady came much later by an american Illusionist named Chuck Jones. Since then it has become a classic in magic and I am fortunate to be able to perform it and hopefully add my own personality to the Illusion.

Thank You Dallas Burlesque Festival. If you'd like to see more photos from the dallas burlesque festival click here or here .