SEVERAL OF THE CREW THAT WORK THE PENN & TELLER SHOW

    Many years ago in a far far away town, there was a crew that believed FRIDAY was HAWAIIAN SHIRT DAY, working as a team was how things were, making sure the show was flawless, and at the end of the night, sitting around with a GOOD CIGAR, and FRIENDS, GOOD FRIENDS. We like working the Penn & Teller Show. This is where In-House Production started, and after 10 YEARS, we are still working the Penn & Teller shows 5 nights a week.

    This photo is from a long time ago. Some of the crew in this photo have retired and moved on. Then  replaced with new faces, but most are still working the Penn & Teller show every night. This is less then half the crew  that works the show 5 night a week.

     I have to say that working the Penn & Teller Show is one of them jobs that come around once. Most of the crew in the photo have worked with Penn & Teller over 15 years. Working their stage show, the TV shows, or helping with the props in there shop. I started with Penn & Teller back in 1992 when they first showed up in a strip showroom in Las Vegas. It has been a great job from day 1...... 

    Hawaiian shirt day has moved to Wednesday. Thursday and Friday are dark days. Its a GREAT SHOW!!!!!!!!!!!