ROUTINE BOOK · CAUSE & EFFECTS · VOLUME 2
The easiest way to hold every audience’s attention is to fill your show with laughs. Some of these took me ten years to finish. The comedy springs from the magic, not from stand-up.
Straight from my set lists
None of these were created to fill a book. They come out of thousands of paid performances, with every touch explained: the script, the choreography, and why each moment plays.
What's inside
My presentation for the Pro Viper: packed with laughs and suspense, never cruel.
You don’t read the minds. Your “assistant” does, and nobody will believe who your assistant is.
A funny stage routine for Banachek’s Psychokinetic Touches (his method is sold separately by him).
Built on Technicolor Prediction, with three balloon animals and three quick, funny “readings.”
The split-deck trick becomes a sight-gag-filled lesson in psychic powers. Ten years in the making.
About two dozen laugh moments, ten of them before the prop even appears. Works for any arm chopper or Disecto.
A sealed FedEx envelope predicts eight audience choices in a letter of appreciation. My corporate closer for 10+ years.
What you get
Where a routine is my presentation for someone else’s prop, you’ll need that prop; I credit the creator and teach my script, not their method. Everything else is fully explained.