The Brilliant Chinese Ballet Magician

[Q. Kumber]

I love this act.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1u6cpryRbuM

[Tortuga]

The audience reactions were priceless. Thanks for sharing.

[Andres Reynoso]

Ballet and magic: my two passions. Thank you for sharing. I would like less camera jumps.

[fredreisz]

And....where did she "load" all that stuff! This video puts new meaning into the advice to a magician to "be on your toes" and "get to the point." Peace....Fred (Reisz)

[brianarudolph]

While I really liked the entire act, I especially liked her change of the rainbow streamer into (see for yourself around mid-way through - I don't want to spoil it!)

[I.M. Magician]

I really enjoyed that performance as well!

Concerning the hiding, I think that she makes wonderful use of camouflage rather than stuffing things into places if you know what I mean. In essence, she is wearing a priceless costume which serves as a wonderful replacement for "loads" and allows what she needs to be quite accessible.

Maybe Richard will want her on board for the Genii bash.

[Andres Reynoso]

Several years ago, maybe in 2002, I watched at "El toque mágico" convention (the magic touch) in Mexico City a female magician appearing doves wearing a ballet costume: pointe shoes and tutu. She participated in the contest and won first place and well deserved, then performed at a local magic club. Never had hear of her again. I remember she performed with the name Viry Yang and that she is relative with mexican "The Ying Yangs", father and son that used to perform with fire.

[Bill Mullins]

Okay, the Chinese ballerina is good -- no doubt about that.

But is she as good as this?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KusWJSnmjLE

[I.M. Magician]

She may be hiding stuff in her costume as well.