Eric "Thirstin" Siegel has consulted for the Disney Channel and several of L.A.'s top magicians. The Chicago Tribune praised his work as "pushing the boundaries of long form storytelling," and The L.A. times said his magic "stands apart through its emphasis on character and theater." 

 

Born into a magic family, Eric took a break after college to perform comedy in Chicago at venues such as Second City and The Annoyance, in addition to being featured at Chicago Sketch Fest, Sketch Fest NYC, and the TBS Just for Laughs Festival. He won two Del Awards at iO Chicago including one for best written show.

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Eric currently resides in Los Angeles, performing regularly at the Magic Castle in Hollywood and serving on their various committees. His vaudevillian double act, The Cosmic Romantics, performs at private events around the country and was recently featured on The CW's 10th season of Penn & Teller: Fool Us. Eric is always pushing the boundaries of what it means to be a magician, and the top secret book he's in the middle of writing will do no less than redefine the art form.