Description
Eric Stevens has been mastering his art for over a decade. He brings his dry wit and smooth magic to his At The Table lecture. With a wide range of effects-from coins to cards and even a little bit of theory sprinkled in-there is something here for everyone. Eric is also very well known for his version of the classic Hot Rod, and if you’ve got a gimmick collecting dust, this lecture will make you revisit this staple of magic. Come experience this red-hot lecture, right here, At The Table.
The One-Armed Man: The audience is taught a little something about the classic 3-Card Monte and how to avoid being swindled – all the while being taken for a ride until the surprise ending.
Lazy Bones: Eric’s take on the classic Coins Across routine.
Hang ’em High: An interactive coin routine that can be paired with Lazy Bones or done as a separate routine.
Split-Second Marvel: A freely-chosen time on the stopwatch of a spectator’s phone allows for the selection of a card that perfectly matches a previously reversed card in a second deck – one that has been set aside since the beginning.
Hot Rod: One of the best Hot Rod routines you will see.
Happenstance: The power of coincidence is explored. The magician not only divines the identity of a freely selected card, but influences the participant to name the card’s exact position in a shuffled deck.
Factory Production: A great production of all four Kings.
A Very Dynamic Sandwich: Take any four of a kind and make one of the cards appear inside the Joker sandwich. Takes place in the spectator’s hands.
Somewhere Out There: The magician is able to predict several spectators’ randomly chosen numbers.
Tribloon: Three Chinese coins are produced in a very magical way, and one suddenly transforms into a half dollar; finishing with a clean vanish of each coin.
Mercury Catch: The spectator selects a card, and the magician is able to snatch the card out of midair as the cards are dribbled to the table.
