mi casa

I got a new laser to play with. It's very impressive considering it was less than $300. A nice, bright, fat green beam that even a few years ago would have cost several thousand dollars. Although not quite bright enough for the new illusion I've been working on, it's perfect for all the testing & rehearsing that's soon to invade my living room.

The Kevin & Caruso house has many disguises, including; office, costume shop, rehearsal space, and for lack of a better word - laboratory. I've always felt both comfortable and productive working from home. Boredom is buried by the graveyard of unfinished good ideas that still demand - and deserve - more attention. Likewise, since backstage storage is virtually non-existent , the other graveyard of genuine "junk" is best left here to retire or reinvent itself.

Our show is always a work in progress, and it will never be 'complete.' I've witnessed many talented performers stop growing after their first big ovation, then quickly get stale. Giving birth to new material is very exciting , but not something to be rushed. Each element is inspired at its own leisure. You can't force creativity to follow a deadline, or you end up with a black and white Mona Lisa. Having the house double as the studio gives full time access to pursue any untimely moments of genius.