A man seeks work as a magician's assistant but the world of magic reveals more than he could have imagined.
Rogelio Fojo
Director
Robert Picardo
Milton the Eternalist
Patrick Scott
Barry Henson / Milton
Carisa Hendrix
Angela the Great
Whit Haydn
Splendido the Illusionist
Adam Sonnet
Geoff Smith / Milton
Herbert Siguenza
Emcee
Steve Reuter
Ventriloquist
Dean Schaller
Keith Sington / Band member / Workman
Guy Crawford
Foreman / Audience Member
Jose Feng
Band Member / Workman
Elle Viane Sonnet
Rita Mayflower / Audience Member / Workman
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