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THE UFOs made the Times Record News after the first Super Summer Fun Show!
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*In case you missed it-while promoting "A Night Of Mystery and Mayhem", Ed Underwood of THE UFOs rightly predicted the headlines for USA Today, The Dallas Morning News, Times Record News, the winter storm that postponed the show date, and its reschedule date! This on the heels of last summer's radio predictions.*Click Here*
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THE UFOs
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Ed Underwood
successfully completes In
honor of National Magic Week, and the anniversary of the death of
Harry Houdini, escape artists from all over the world performed 24
hours of escapes that literally stretched around the globe! Wichita
Falls’ own master magician, Ed
Underwood participated in the event by performing two of
Houdini’s legendary escapes at once! Press Coverage Included: The News Mirror & 2 features in The Fort Worth Star Telegram Attendance at the Park for the night of the escape exceeded the annual projections, totaling over 7,200 people, and standing room only to view the escape presentation. WEAR
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UFOs Add Touches To Big
Productions: Within the show itself, several illusionary effects were designed to enhance the storytelling including; the vanish of Peter's shadow from Wendy's bed, a fire column, a blast of lightning, a floating medicine stick for the Indian chief, a bare handed production of streams of water (always a hit during a Texas summer!) and, of course, all that flying around above the stage. Fellow magician Ron Wilson played the part of the magical Indian chief and supervised the flying illusions from backstage. Karen Underwood, the UFO's resident music maker, wrote the show's entire musical score and songs. The music ranged from tribal flutes and drums to a dreamy pop ballad and a comic jig performed by the pirates. UFO co-pilot Doug Salvi helped out as an assistant director and brought some valuable and rather hilarious ideas to the action. The youngest members of the flight crew, Heather and Kevin Underwood, did a tour of duty, respectively, as the lighting director and a drumming Indian. Kevin also wowed the crowds at the pre-show dinners with his prowess as a juggler and comic. The show ran the entire month of June and currently holds the Wichita Theatre record for best attended, highest grossing show to date! The Theatre then asked Ed to bring the show back for another month in November while the team had already started pre-production on their imaginative rock opera adaptation of "Alice In Wonderland"! "Alice" burst on the scene in early February and became an audience favorite. With even more trademark humor and lots more music than "Pan", the show's cast gave over a month of powerhouse performances. The UFOs are proud to have been a part of such wonderful productions and wish to thank the audiences and the many talented lunatics who made it all happen! |
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