USDThis DVD is absolutely loaded with entertaining routine after entertaining routine, laugh after laugh in a roller coaster ride of comedy and magic recorded at an actual birthday party in a real-world setting.
You will witness how Tommy not only captivates the children but thoroughly engages the adults in a style developed from over 30 years of performing magic for family audiences.
Routines performed on this DVD
Flash Card Opener: The PERFECT lead-in to any magic show.
Birthday Silk Production: Production of a giant 36" silk with
a message for the birthday child HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
Sponge Ball Vision Test: A mainstay in Tommy's third birthday
act for years with a climax you will want to add to your show.
Measle Wand 2.0: The measle wand on steroids that will have
the kids in stitches!
Color Changing Streamer: A unique use for this colorful prop.
Triple Treat Flower Wand: Hand a child a large magic wand and
you are left holding a flower. The flower splits into two, then
three! The perfect lead-in to the Blooming Wands.
Blooming Wands: A super hilarious routine where three colored
wands turn into colorful bouquets of flowers.
Drawer Box: The birthday child makes a bunny appear along
with some new antics making this a super comical routine.
ABC Blocks: A complete 5 1/2 minute routine. Engaging, magical
and comical! Worth the price of the DVD itself!
Lasso Card: Tommy's rendition of Rich Marotta's classic effect.
Great for any kid show. Do not miss this!
Comeback BEE: PANDAMONIUM to the max! Tommy's pet effect.
High energy! Highly entertaining! The kids LOVE it!!!
Cut & Restored Rope: Tons and TONS of business in this 9 minute
routine with help from the birthday child. Laughs galore!
Rainbow Production Panels: Tommy's modification of the classic
temple screen and finally a REASON to pull colorful
streamers from a previously shown empty prop.
PLUS: More than a DOZEN gags, props and bits of business
that are NOT listed above along with one liners galore making
this DVD the grand finale in the Birthday Party Mania series.
