It’s the usual confabulation performance of a dream - you first place an envelope down with a prediction clearly visible in the window section. The participant selects a destination, an amount of money and a travelling companion. You write these down in a notepad, which is shown around. The selling point of this effect is that you open the envelope and the piece of paper seen through the window falls out on to your hand, and the participant opens it and reads it. I’m really not sure why we don’t have more variations of performance in these, it always seems to be a dream, but this is a good one.
Oh, and you perform this entirely solo, and it’s instant reset.
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14 August 2016
Review: Paul Romhany's "Dream Prediction Elite"
From Olympic Reviews:
13 August 2016
Matt Disero will be on "Penn and Teller Fool Us" Season 3
From Matt Disero's Facebook page:
FINALLY ! I can say that on Aug 17th I'll be performing on Penn and Teller's TV show Fool US, on the CW Network. Shot...
Posted by Matt Disero on Tuesday, 2 August 2016
12 August 2016
Kitchener-Waterloo: Keith Brown at momondays
From the Twitter feed of MomondaysKW:
KEITH BROWN - Half-Time Show entertainer at #momondaysKW - Aug 15, 2016. Get tickets now https://t.co/RSTqyYz2Os pic.twitter.com/NFcxsDoAZb— MomondaysKW (@momondaysKW) August 1, 2016
11 August 2016
Ron Martin's Pokemon Go magic!
From Ron Martin's Facebook page:
And the second installment from Ron's Facebook page:
Ron Martin visits Gage Park in Brampton and performs some amazing magic the Pokemon Go! Pokemon Go Magic! Check it out for yourself.
Posted by Ron Martin on Monday, 25 July 2016
And the second installment from Ron's Facebook page:
The second in the series of Pokemon Go magic in Brampton Gage park.
Posted by Ron Martin on Saturday, 30 July 2016
10 August 2016
From Perfect Magic: Phil Matlin vs Julius Caesar
From Perfect Magic:
If you’ve been to the Perfect Magic Facebook site, then you know that Phil has a few gigs playing piano for the Cote St. Luc Library on the first Tuesday of the summer months. A piano had been donated to Cote St Luc and it went to Rembrandt Park and was inaugurated by none other than Oliver Jones. The media was there, as well as the politicians and it was a big deal.
The first Tuesday of June came along. We had our plans but nature had other plans. There was a storm the night before and the tarpaulin didn’t do its job and the piano was ruined. But in the tradition of show business, the show went on. Some folks from the library came to our condo and carried down Phil’s electric keyboard and speaker and whatever else and he played. It was not his best show, a little trouble with equipment, and whatnot, but people came over after and said they enjoyed it thoroughly. The other day in the elevator, a lady said to Phil, “You’re the piano player. It was so wonderful.” and he said “If you enjoyed it I’ll be there again this Tuesday.”
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