Murphy's Magic Supplies, Inc.
Dee Christopher isn’t just handing you a trick; he’s dropping a full-blown routine that fits in your pocket but packs a punch that’ll leave your audience reeling. This is a mind-bending little masterpiece that’ll have them questioning the fabric of time itself.
- Alan Rorrison You start by casually passing a small box to an audience member at the beginning of your show. They’re a complete stranger, still in their seat, but you’ve got their attention. You simply mention that this box will become significant later. Fast forward to the end of your performance, and you call this box-holding spectator up on stage. You ask them for the time, and they respond it’s about 8:45 PM—classic. Then, you inquire how long you’ve been on stage. They guess 45 minutes.
Next, you instruct the spectator to cover their watch with their hand, claiming you’ll attempt to rewind time back to the moment you first took the stage. With some theatrical gestures and a few deep breaths, you have them check their watch again.
8 PM. Mind blown.
But wait, there’s more! Despite the 45 minutes of magic that just went down, you open the box to reveal a slip of paper. The spectator pulls it out and, in a booming voice, reads a prediction that lays out the outcomes of several effects you performed!
This isn’t just a routine; it’s a show-stopping prediction act with a psychokinesis twist.
- This is a polished, organic routine—nothing’s left out in the cold.
- You never so much as touch the spectator's watch.
- If you don’t have the necessary items lying around, they’re super easy to find online without breaking the bank.
- Feel free to use the prediction as a standalone or as part of a larger prediction scheme.
- No box switches, no electronics, and no mechanisms waiting to fail on you.
- NOW INCLUDED: A completely impromptu version of Cronos that requires zero gimmicks.
“I hate watch effects. When Dee asked me to check his out, claiming it was 'different,' I tried to wiggle out of it. Eventually, I dove in and what he’s created IS different, it IS practical, and it’ll entertain the pacemakers right out of your audience’s chests.”
- Ken Dyne
“Amazing stuff! I’m definitely going to slot this into my theater act. The concept shines, the method is brilliant, I ADORE IT!”
- Nefesch
Pages: 20 - 6" x 9" - PDF Format
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