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Originally Posted by Seeker

If you read the article and then the comment people made...It makes me laugh.
Meet magic Morgan: Britain's youngest illusionist at just six years old | Mail Online

I think its great for a kid to be on stage. My question...school?

From the same page you directed us:

Mr Price added: 'We have requests for her to perform all over the country, but we can't because obviously she has to go to school.

'She uses her unique sense of humour, stage magic, ventriloquism and full scale illusions and everyone loves her.

'She only charges £20 a show and she keeps all of her own money. She's performed at weddings and all sorts.

'We have lots of requests but we can't accept them all because she's only six.'

I don't know what to think about all this.

"Gifted" childs often become "gray" adults, because even a mediocre performance, if it is done by a small child, has a lot of appeal.

But IMO just a few grow with the same drive and have enough talent to shine when they aren't kids anymore.

Only time will show.

Best wishes.