I've been doing a routine for a while now, performed it several times and its always fried people. This is how my 2 phase routine plays out. The spectator selects and signs a card and an indifferent card is placed into the spectators wallet. The performer takes and clearly shows the spectators signed card (spectator can even handle the card, it IS their card!) in a flash the signed card changes into the indifferent card originally placed in the spectators wallet. The spectator then removes his wallet (the magician goes nowhere near the spectator) and then removes his signed card from inside his own wallet. The 2nd phase of the routine continues the impossible. The spectator (yes I said Spectator) tears their own signed card into pieces. The spectator tears the card so they know that it has genuinly been torn, however the magician takes the card and fully restores it, then gives the card back as a souvinier.
There are no gimmicks with this routine, there is only about a 10 second
set-up (if that). On top of that, its not very difficult to do and could be adapted for other routines/effects. I have used this as a closure for my performances for the past few years, maybe I'm ready to release it to the magic community.
Any feedback would be appreciated, thanks everyone!
There are no gimmicks with this routine, there is only about a 10 second
set-up (if that). On top of that, its not very difficult to do and could be adapted for other routines/effects. I have used this as a closure for my performances for the past few years, maybe I'm ready to release it to the magic community.
Any feedback would be appreciated, thanks everyone!