Your front row seat is booked for a rare peek into the tricks of a true bar magician maestro. This "Doc"umentary is brimming with cheeky lines, bar banter, and laugh-out-loud jokes, showcasing highly coveted secrets that keep both celebs and locals returning for more (and more). After two decades of relentless performances at the Tower, Doc Eason has honed his craft to a razor-sharp edge. You'll find yourself revisiting these videos again and again, simply for the joy of witnessing the pure fun that magic can be.
Volume One His "peeked" card under the glass—maximum impact, minimum fuss. Repeated card selection—a classic bar trick done right. Doc's entire Ambitious Card routine—with some delightful twists and lines to boot. His astonishing version of Triumph—complete with Doc's commercial storyline. The celebrated 3-Card Monte routine—it's practically a mini-play! A staggering multiple selection of 20 cards—audiences won’t know what hit them.
Volume Two The Happy Birthday Trick—ideal for any occasion that demands a bit of magic. Doc's Poker Demo—15 minutes of pure entertainment, featuring Scotty York's Fabulous Ace Routine, Allan Hayden's "Expose," and John Mendoza's "Routined Poker Mental." Kerry Pollack's "Stan, Kate and Edith"—the ultimate bar trick with jumbo cards. Frank Everhart's Classic Sam the Bellhop—with Doc's unique twists to the "mother" of all story tricks. For the die-hard fans: Doc's closely guarded handling tips for Steve Spill's Bill in the Lemon—a staple of Doc's act for over 15 years... now finally out in the wild!
Volume Three All Screwed Up—a side-splitting opener using hardware! Impossible Opener—a mainstay of Doc's act for a good 15 years. The Colour-Changing Deck—the brilliant version that keeps them glued to their seats! The Anniversary Waltz—the most commercially savvy card trick ever concocted. Max Maven's "Tearable"—visually stunning and designed to hit the mark. The Cocktail Napkin Rose—worth the price of admission alone! Copper/Silver/Brass Transposition—widely hailed as the definitive rendition. The crowning jewel—J.C. Wagner's Card on the Ceiling, Doc's grand finale for two decades. Larry West's Bill Counting Trick—a long-standing underground classic.
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