Seattle Magic Shows

Tonight I’m performing at the Dakota Stage in Bismarck, North Dakota.  I’ll be opening for Jay Wendell Walker tonight and tomorrow night.

Here are the details:

4/5/13 and 4/6/13

Showtime 8pm

$15

Dakota Stage

phone: 701-258-4998

412 East Main Avenue
Bismarck, North Dakota 58501

http://dakotastageltd.com/?id=63&event_id=196

If you happen to be in the Bismarck area come out and say HI!

Louie
http://www.LouieFoxx.com

On 3/2/13 I’ll be performing at The Chieftain as part of their stand up comedy show.

The show starts at 9pm and it’s a 21 and up show.  I think it’s free to get in…but I could be wrong.

Louie
http://www.LouieFoxx.com

Tomorrow night I’ll be performing at  the Capital Club in Seattle, WA.  I’ll be opening for my friend Emmett Montgomery, so it will be a great show!

Here’s the press release:

Come out and  have a great time!

Louie

http://www.louiefoxx.com

This year is a leap year so that means that tomorrow (2/29)  is a bonus day!  What better way to spend that extra day than with an Evening of Magic and Comedy with Louie Foxx! That’s right I’m headlining a show at the Seattle Comedy Underground tomorrow night!

The show will also feature Emmett Montgomery, Mike Colleta and a special guest or two.  The show is on 2/29/12 at 8pm, ticket are $10 and available at the door or online at: http://www.ticketweb.com/t3/sale/SaleEventDetail?dispatch=loadSelectionData&eventId=4348615

Seattle Comedy Underground
at Swannies
109 S. Washington Street
Seattle, WA 98104
(206) 628-0303

Come out and have a good time!

Louie
http://www.LouieFoxx.com

Last night I performed at the Tin Theater and my local newspaper the Highline Times was there and they did a little write up on the show:

Photos by Steve Shay

The Tin Theater in Burien hosted Des Moines magician Louie Foxx, pictured top left, & comedians Mike Coletta, the host, top right, & the unsettlingly amusing Emmett Montgomery, bottom right. They reunite Feb. 29 at the Comedy Underground in Pioneer Square.

While last night’s live show at the Tin Theater, 923 SW 152nd St., featured one magician, Des Moines’ Louie Foxx, and two comedians, Seattle’s Emmett Montgomery and Renton’s Mike Coletta, Foxx pulled some jokes out of his hat and the comics had a few tricks up their sleeves to keep the almost sell-out audience of 35 guessing, and laughing too. Theater owner Dan House wore a smile during much of the 90-minute offering.

The chirpy Foxx connected with the crowd by snapping his cowboy whip while blindfolded and holding a beer bottle, at a banana held by a nervous audience volunteer, and, staying with the fruit theme, later made a cantaloupe and at least three oranges appear out of “nowhere” on a small folding table, and creating an action silhouette of a dog consuming a rabbit with his hand puppet shadows. He was caught saying, “My 7 year-old daughter loves this trick” which served to endear the audience.

Montgomery’s quiet delivery of angsty humor included material about his beard, including, “It’s what many admire most about me and all I have to do is keep sharp objects away from my face”, about his 30-pound evil cat Walter, and his fascination with procreation which succeeded to unsettle the audience, producing nervous laughter. Off-stage, his edge softened when he told the Highline Times about his part-time gig at the Frye Art Museum downtown where he and his wife fell in love, and said he is a distant relative of the bewitching Elizabeth Montgomery.

Host Coletta told self-deprecating humor about striking out with the ladies. He recalled embracing a girl, “I hug left, but this girl hugged right and then we touched faces and she was like, ‘Are you trying to make out with me? If I said, ‘Yeah’ then I’m that ‘creepy guy’ If I said, ‘No’, I’d look like I am afraid of affection.”

The Tin Alley will provide such live shows the fourth Thursday of every month. The three magicians will appear together at the Comedy Underground Feb. 29.

You can view the article at: Des Moines magician Louie Foxx & comedians shocked & awed Tin Theater audience | The Highline Times / Des Moines News.

Louie
http://www.louiefoxx.com

Tonight I’ll be performing at the Tin Theater in Burien, WA, show time is at 7pm.

Tin Theater
923 SW 152nd St.
Burien, WA 98166
206-242-8040

I don’t know how much tickets are, or if there are any still available, but if you call the Tin Theater they should be able to tell you. Also if you go to their website their calendar is incorrect, the show is tonight 2/23.

Tonight I”ll be opening Emmett Montgomery and then on 2/29 Emmett will be opening for me at the Seattle Comedy Underground (for details visit: http://comedyunderground.com/seattlecalendar/view_entry.php?id=2132&date=20120229).

Louie

Tomorrow afternoon I’ll be performing in the Brown Bag Comedy Show, this is a lunchtime comedy show that happens every friday at the Odd Duck Studio.

Here’s the details:

Who: Louie Foxx and Nigel Larson

Where: 1214 10th Ave Seattle, WA 98122

When: 9/9/11 at 12:10pm

Cost: $5 for tickets visit: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/163583 or get them at the door.

I worked with Nigel Larson the last time I performed at the Tacoma Comedy Underground and he’s funny, so this will be a great show!  I’ll be fresh off a road trip to Eastern WA performing in Casinos and this is my last stop before going home!  I’m not sure what material specifically I’ll be doing in this show,  but it will probably be a couple of new-ish things that I’ve been working on like the Flea Circus or my new handcuff trick!

Louie
http://www.louiefoxx.com

I just added two casinos in Eastern WA to my performance Schedule.

We’re now about a week into June and the school assembly performing season for me is almost over.  I’ve only got a  handful of assemblies left before it’s the super busy summer season.

Today I’m heading off to do my Reading Is Magic show at two school assemblies in Maple Valley, WA.

This morning I’m debuting something new in the show and I’m very excited about it!  What I’m adding is some stand up comedy for kids…but it’s stand up with a twist (you have to see it to understand what the twist is).

It’s always fun adding new things to the show!

Louie
http://www.louiefoxx.com

I’m home now from my Late May tour! My last stop was two nights in Medford, OR and those shows were a ton of fun! They were at the Rouge Regency Inn. I was working with  stand up comedians Carl Lee, and Brett J in these shows.  The shows were great and the crowds were fantastic!

While in Medford I managed to find (by accident) a little magic shop called Magic Magic Costume and Fun Shop.  They have a counter full of tricks for magicians and a ton of costumes!  During the tour I ran out of 260Q balloons for making balloon animals so I picked up a bag of those.

I also visited the Oregon Vortex in Gold Hill Oregon.  This is a cool place filled with a ton of optical illusions. For $9.75 I got about a 45 minute guided tour filled with demonstrations.  There are a ton of principles used by magicians here to create a lot of what happens…it’s very cool!

Now I’m back home and have a magic show this afternoon and one tomorrow morning, then I’m on vacation until after the Memorial Day!

Louie
http://www.louiefoxx.com