W. E. A. R. News Releases
02/01/05 The DuBois Courier Express interviewed Pastor Clyde on his upcoming escape wherein he was disclosed that a Worldwide Escape Artist Relay, known as W.E.A.R., will be held on October 29-30, 2005. The event will involve escape artists from around with world, of all experience levels and artists of both genders performing escapes at synchronized times. The escapes will be performed before witnesses who will log the event on the internet and provide film documentation of the event. The escapes will continue to unfold until the globe has been encircled and the escapes return to where they began. This event has been submitted to the Guinness Book of World Records for consideration as the largest number of escape artists involved in a single event. More coverage will be forthcoming. For more information see www.wearevent.info or email clyde@mighellsillusions.com .
OFFICIAL NEWS RELEASE
Plans are being made for the Worldwide Escape Artist’s Relay, otherwise known as, W.E.A.R.! The event will take place at various locations around the world on October 29 as escape artists everywhere join together in this globe-encompassing effort. Each escapist will perform before two or more witnesses within a timed sequence and then log the completion of their event and the names of the witnesses live on the internet. The event is being held to raise the awareness of the art before the eyes of the world and will be accomplished by escape artists of all ages, both genders and within many types of venues. The escapes are timed so as to follow the dateline as it moves westward from Australia to California. As it does this single event will include over fifty escape artists, generate the most publicity for a single escape-related event and cover more miles than any other such event in history. Breaking these records makes this event, “Bigger than Houdini!” The folks at the Guinness World Book of Records have been contacted to determine if they would like to document this world record event.
04/13/05 Some artists are beginning to gain some coverage for W.E.A.R. as they perform. Rob and Pat Evans start us off.