Seasoned performer Criss Smith brings you his DVD Perplex, full of worker material fine-tuned in front of bar audiences, which means it’s quick and intriguing material that will play for virtually any audience.
So if you are looking for incredible visual material for your spectators, order your copy today!
“I LOVE this! It’s quick, easy, startling, and the magic happens in the spectator’s hands. What’s not to like?” Geoff Williams
“Magic in their hands is always stronger that’s what makes the GOAT the GOAT” -Brent Braun
“This effect is a workers dream come true”-Shaun Dunn
One of the best classics of all time but now renewed, we are talking about the legendary “Card Stabbing”. This act has everything we want in a routine: comedy, challenge, audience participation, strong magic and hitchcockian tension. From a shuffled deck five cards are freely selected, noted and lost in the deck, one spectator blindfolds the magician and shuffles the cards, the magician without seeing anything one by one stabs the five
Welcome to the Survivor Change, a beautiful, very natural looking, super visual and angle-friendly change of one playing card into another. In this tutorial, you will learn all the moves and subtleties you need to perform this stunning one-handed color change. Sit back and enjoy the Survivor Change.
What starts as a simple game of three-card monte takes a hard left turn when the money card vanishes only to reappear in your pocket. Anthony Owen has taken a classic in magic and updated it with some simple gaffs and clever thinking. Miracle monte combines a classic gambling effect with a stunning transposition.
Here’s what happens: Three blank cards and one money card are introduced to the audience. After demonstrating the simple game of find the money card one of the blank cards is openly and fairly placed into the performer’s pocket. The money card is mixed into the remaining blank cards and what follows is a series of increasingly impossible transpositions leading to the money card vanishing altogether and reappearing in the performer’s pocket.
Luke Dancy is back with a piece of mischief that allows you to control or switch a card out in the open. When Luke showed this to us we were all doing a double take because the move happens in the open, right under your eyes – but flies right past, undetected.
The performer casually places a single card, sight unseen, in his pocket and has the spectator name any card. ‘Mis-hearing’ their choice, the wrong card, the ‘pseudo mate’, is removed and cleanly left sticking out of the deck.
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