At the risk of sounding like an MC starter, I would really like some input on quality walk-around material. I'm not a fan of the "spectator hands as table" approach and am looking for items that can be done surrounded and work from the pockets.
Tricks like Twisting the Aces are perfect. I also like Twisted Sisters a lot. For coins, a quick C/S/B can be appropriate.
Thanks for any thoughts....
Walk around thoughts
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Re: Walk around thoughts
Don't you need a surface to do Twisted Sisters?
Colour-changing knives (or USB sticks, Chad Long has a nice new version), lots of in-the-hands versions of Triumph around, rope stuff, gypsy thread, non-gimmicked hopping halves, sponges ...
If you do card tricks for god's sake keep it SIMPLE and commercial. No dealing, no counting, no convoluted multi-phase stuff that requires people to concentrate.
Colour-changing knives (or USB sticks, Chad Long has a nice new version), lots of in-the-hands versions of Triumph around, rope stuff, gypsy thread, non-gimmicked hopping halves, sponges ...
If you do card tricks for god's sake keep it SIMPLE and commercial. No dealing, no counting, no convoluted multi-phase stuff that requires people to concentrate.
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Re: Walk around thoughts
David Williamson's ring and rope routine form "Sleight of Dave 2"
and as selfish I want to be by not mentioning this: David Acer's 'Cheap Labour' from Natural Selections is AWESOME walk around material. You'll find a LOT of people with those cards at the end of the night.
*edit for second idea that came late because it's beer o'clock here
and as selfish I want to be by not mentioning this: David Acer's 'Cheap Labour' from Natural Selections is AWESOME walk around material. You'll find a LOT of people with those cards at the end of the night.
*edit for second idea that came late because it's beer o'clock here