Some online raves from his appearance on SOUND ADVICE on LVROCKS.COM hosted by Pieter Holland and Mustang Sally
    
"...a great mind blowing show."
              Pieter Holland - Host, SOUND ADVICE

"Show was simply amazing.  Some folks in the chat room thought the highlight of the show was watching him do a levitation trick that shows him riseing off the floor.  Scott did trick after trick after trick. His wit too was sharp. His one liners for the most part were really funny (mostly rated PG13), Pieter/Sally were on top of there game tonight putting more of an adult slant onto his jokes...

I personally enjoyed watching Mustang Sally get become his sexy ass't and help him with a disapearing balls trick. Sally's face would go almost completely blank with amazement after a trick then burst out in laughter.

Did I mention how much fun everyone was having?  Excellent work to everyone. That was a great show!"
             Anonymous Member - LVROCKS.COM

Excerpt from: Magician has new tricks up his sleeve at Claridge
THE PRESS OF ATLANTIC CITY
by Scott Cronick

On a side note, opener Scott Hitchcock, who also assists McBride, looks to have a promising career of his own.

Performing completely silent, Hitchcock performed simple magic with tremendous originality, precision and humor. He made old-hat standards like the knot-in-a-rope trick and the dancing cane fresh again. He's worth the ridiculously low $15 ticket price alone.

8/7/00

VEGAS MAGICIAN WINS MAGIC"CAGE MATCH"

COLON, MI - For the 63rd annual Abbott's Magic Get Together held this weekend, hundreds of magicians descended upon the small town of Colon, MI.  They gathered to learn tricks of the trade, share stories, and buy magical apparatus.  On Thursday night Curly's, the world famous Magic Bar, held it's annual Curly's Close-Up Classic.  "Close-Up" is a magician's term for sleight of hand magic that is  done up close, right under the noses of the audience.  Magicians from all around the country entered, but the champion left standing at the end was Las Vegas based magician Scott Hitchcock.

"This was unlike any magic contest I've seen before," said Minnesota magician Tru DiCanzo.  "The Curly's Classic is like the wrestling cage match of magic.  It's one of the most challenging performance situations in the middle of a bar with the noise of video games, and pool tables."

Scott's performance showcased his skills with a crystal ball that floated around his hands, a ring that magically melted on and off a string, and a deck of cards that seemed to obey his every command.  For a finale, Scott made a watch from one of the bar patrons vanish from their wrist and re-appear in his hand.  "I have no idea how he did that!  It just isn't possible," exclaimed the awestruck customer.

Scott returns to Vegas with his trophy this week, where he will be opening soon at Caesar's Magical Empire in Caesar's Palace.

Excerpt from
Vegas' New Magic Show a Winnerby Robert Shaughnessy, Special Correspondent to Las Vegas InsideTips, MagicWebChannel.com reviewing the show Xtreme Close-Up Magic at the Orleans Casino.

"A fine performer named Scott Hitchcock welcomed us, and proceeded to demonstrate baffling feats of magic, as rings penetrated ropes, watches vanished from the wrists of some audience members and pens disappeared up his nose. Scott worked with Steve for nearly six years over at Caesars Magical Empire before it closed last year. A delightfully-skilled entertainer with an infectious smile, he keeps the action going at a fast pace..."

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