EPISODE 71:
HOW TO PRODUCE A MAGIC SHOW WITH SARA CRASSON (PART 3 OF 4)
Host: Ethan Steimel
Release Date: 10/04/2021
Release Date: 10/04/2021
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We check in with magic producer Sara Crasson to find out if Flavors of Magic is ready for its first live performance.
The first performance is October 14 at the Russian Samovar in NYC. |
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Links and Resources
RJ The Magician
Eric Walton | Mind Reader and Magician
The Russian Samovar (Venue for Flavors Live!)
Gay Blackstone
Penn's Sunday School (podcast)
Penn Jillette
Untermyer Gardens
Lisa Paniccia - "the numbers don't lie" | Artistic Finance
Peter Kaczorowski - Lighting Designer | Artistic Finance
Monday Night Magic
Sara Crasson
Lawyer & Magician
Flavors of Magic
@magicianatlaw
Sara is a Law Clerk to a New York State Supreme Court Justice. Previously she worked in private practice at Mintz Levin and the Pillsbury law firm covering intellectual property disputes.
Sara is the official “Resourceress” of the Society of American Magicians (S.A.M.), the world’s oldest international magicians’ organization, and sits on their Ethics Committee. Sara also produces “Flavors of Magic,” a show that highlights the diversity of the magic community.
Sara is the author of Own Your Magic: A Magician’s Guide to Protecting Your Intellectual Property. The New York Law Journal called her “the leading authority on how IP law applies to magic.”
Eric Walton | Mind Reader and Magician
The Russian Samovar (Venue for Flavors Live!)
Gay Blackstone
Penn's Sunday School (podcast)
Penn Jillette
Untermyer Gardens
Lisa Paniccia - "the numbers don't lie" | Artistic Finance
Peter Kaczorowski - Lighting Designer | Artistic Finance
Monday Night Magic
Sara Crasson
Lawyer & Magician
Flavors of Magic
@magicianatlaw
Sara is a Law Clerk to a New York State Supreme Court Justice. Previously she worked in private practice at Mintz Levin and the Pillsbury law firm covering intellectual property disputes.
Sara is the official “Resourceress” of the Society of American Magicians (S.A.M.), the world’s oldest international magicians’ organization, and sits on their Ethics Committee. Sara also produces “Flavors of Magic,” a show that highlights the diversity of the magic community.
Sara is the author of Own Your Magic: A Magician’s Guide to Protecting Your Intellectual Property. The New York Law Journal called her “the leading authority on how IP law applies to magic.”
