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Professional Name
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Whit Haydn
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Years Experience
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10+
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Primary Talent
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Comedian
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Primary Genres
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Magician
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Secondary Talent
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Actor (Theatre)
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Additional Talent
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Comedian (Stand up)
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Classification
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Professional
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Spoken Languages
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English, French
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Gender
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Male
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Hair Color/Eye Color
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Light Brown/Brown
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Affiliations
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Not Affiliated
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Portfolio
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Yes
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Management
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Self
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Major Influence
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Billy McComb
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City/State
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Glassell Park, California
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Merchandise
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No
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Headline
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| Magician/Comedian/Actor |
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| Magician/comedian Whit Haydn performs for nightclubs, cruise ships, and corporate events. He is a six-time award winner at the world-famous Magic Castle in Hollywood, and is currently serving as Vice-President of the Magic Castle.
He has worked as a magic consultant for film, television and theater, including working as a consultant on a David Copperfield television special and as chief magical consultant for the Norman Jewison film Bogus starring Whoopie Goldberg, Gerard Depardieu and Haley Joel Osment.
He is a well-recognized author and teacher of magic and authority on both sleight-of-hand magic and street con games such as Three-Card Monte, Fast and Loose and the Shell Game.
He has also done sleight-of-hand inserts for both film, television and commercials, including the Tonight Show with Jay Leno.
He has studied acting with Robert Leonard and with Allan Rich, and toured for two years with the Road Co., a touring improvisational theater.
Whit played three characters (thug, Kleppini, Jim Collins in the Stella Adler Theatre production of "Houdini." |
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Magic Under the Stars - Ford Anson Theater, Hollywood - Stage, 2005
Houdini - Stella Adler Theater - Stage, 1999
The Thorn Birds - Television, 1983
Orient Express - David Copperfield - Television, 1991
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