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John Archer - The Handy Lecture
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"...fully illustrated and packed with practical cabaret and stage material with a few close-up items thrown in along the way from the star of Sky's Undercover Magic" - That's what it said in the ad， and so it is!
The whimsical cover featuring a dandy John Archer as Desperate Dan lets you know straight away that this is going to be a little bit different. John's a very funny man but these lecture notes reveal a more serious side as he explains in detail some of his favourite magic. Although written as 'lecture notes' at 50 pages it feels more like a book and really stands up on its own (in other words you don't have to see the lecture first to understand what's going on).
"...fully illustrated and packed with practical cabaret and stage material with a few close-up items thrown in along the way from the star of Sky's Undercover Magic" - That's what it said in the ad， and so it is!
The whimsical cover featuring a dandy John Archer as Desperate Dan lets you know straight away that this is going to be a little bit different. John's a very funny man but these lecture notes reveal a more serious side as he explains in detail some of his favourite magic. Although written as 'lecture notes' at 50 pages it feels more like a book and really stands up on its own (in other words you don't have to see the lecture first to understand what's going on).
In a nutshell if you are looking for some strong professional cabaret material， here it is.
Contents:
? Dodeckadeal
? Spelling Test (or the 'no book' book test)
? Komedy Killer
? Stapled
? A Clean Ring Vanish
? Tragic Square - a simple and easy method for the magic square with wrinkles ironed out
? Two Deck Switches I Use...
? Spoon River (A variation of the deck switch)
? Chinese Choice
? Collard
? Thanks
Highly recommended.
