The Crayon Mystery
Effect: You hand the spectator a small box of crayons. Turning your back to the audience, ask a spectator to pick any color crayon out of the box. With your back still turned, ask the spectator to place the crayon READ MORE
Three Card Division
Effect: You, by way of your clairvoyant abilities are able, amazingly, to correctly identify three random cards from a deck of facedown cards, haphazardly spread out on a tabletop. Secret: Once again, the “one ahead” principle is used in this READ MORE
Orange Kangaroos in Denmark
Effect: You ask the audience to think of a color, an animal and a country – seemingly all free choices. Amazingly, you are able to predict with precision, all three selections by the audience members. Secret: The object is for READ MORE
The Restored Napkin
Effect: You are sitting in a restaurant waiting for the food, bored out of your mind because you forgot your cell phone. You decide it’s the perfect time to entertain everyone with a little magic. You pick up a paper READ MORE
Matchbox Monte
Effect: You display three matchboxes to the audience. Shake each box to show that two are empty and one contains matches in it. Tell the spectator that you will switch them around and he must keep his eye on the READ MORE
Salt Shaker/Glass and Coin
Effect: You ask if anyone sitting at the table has a quarter you can borrow. You tell them you will try to make the coin penetrate through the tabletop – solid through solid. You then grab a salt shaker (or READ MORE
The Professor’s Nightmare
Effect: This rope routine is a true classic of magic and in my opinion, one of the best magic tricks on the planet. You introduce three ropes; a long, a medium and a short rope, to the audience. You invite READ MORE
The Cut and Restored Rope
Effect: You display a length of rope to the audience, which may be handed out for examination. The rope is then unmistakably cut in half with a pair of scissors. With a flourish, you magically restore the rope to its READ MORE
The Rising Card
Effect: The spectator selects a card and you shuffle the card back into the deck. You place the deck back in the case. Now, you ask the spectator to name his card. As you are holding the box of cards, READ MORE