Dedication commitment and the desire to make her audience smile at whatever cost is what I noticed when I watched Natasha perform at my nephew's birthday. From the start of her show until its end she did a good job of keeping the kids captivated with her sublime displays.
From her balloon modeling tricks to her ever so creative face painting talent, it was intriguing to watch for both the kids and adult alike (I enjoyed myself, maybe others didn't, but they were all laughing). You could see in the way she performed and the smile she put up that she was, in fact, enjoying herself, I've been to other birthday parties, and the performers always had this weary smile that hinted that they were only doing this for the money. Natasha was one with the children, with every new trick there was a corresponding wave of laughter, it was evident that they were also one with her.
Towards the end of the party when I thought the buzz was finally settling, Natasha still had a trick up her sleeve, her magic show, which was laced with trickery that got the children all worked up and begging for more. They didn't want the party to end, and for the first time it wasn't because of the cake, it was because of a magician.
I was well and thoroughly pleased with what I had witnessed at the end of the show, and quite frankly I was entertained. If I ever decide to have kids and Natasha is willing to travel to Manhattan where I live, I'll be sure to hire her company (which by the way is called Have Fun Worx) as I'm yet to see an artist that displays the level of devotedness and dexterity she infuses into her performance. read more
