The Magic Egg - Intriguing, Enigmatic, Beautifully Rounded and Unintentionally Hilarious
How can one little object be all these things and more? That’s the ongoing enigma of the egg. With all this going for it, it’s no wonder the egg has been a go-to prop for magicians throughout the ages. So why the heck has it taken so long for a definitive collection on egg magic to show up? Yet another mystery of the egg.
This delightful prop "packs small, plays big" and fits right into any setup: close-up, platform, or stage. The Encyclopedia of Egg Magic covers absolutely everything, boasting extensive chapters on: Natural Eggs, Imitation Eggs, Fakes & Gimmicks, Productions, Vanishes, Balancing Acts, The Egg Bag, Transpositions, Animations, Transformations, Miscellaneous Effects, and Routines.
Inside you’ll find 319 hefty pages brimming with over 270 tricks and routines sourced from countless references, plus nearly 50 additional articles on performing the extraordinary with the utterly ordinary egg, all accompanied by more than 490 illustrations by J.K. Schmidt. Not to mention a treasure trove of material tailored for parlor and stage magicians.
