JOKER DILEMMA - A spectator picks a card, which turns out to match the performer's prediction (shock horror!). The audience is convinced that all the cards are identical, and the performer happily confirms this. But wait – they're all Jokers! (Plot twist.)
DRAW A BLANK - A card thought of by a spectator is the only one printed in an otherwise blank deck. Yes, it’s as incredible as it sounds, and no, there are no dodgy switches or rough and smooth cards involved!
HOLLOW HOLE - A card with a hole is selected, then replaced and secured in a box with a ribbon. After a balloon is inflated and dramatically burst, the chosen card reappears, hole and all! (No, this isn't a magic trick from a kid's party.)
JUMBO COINCIDENCE - Two packets of jumbo cards, cut in half, are introduced. A half-card is chosen, only for its matching mate to be located in the same numerical position in the other half. In a grand finale, the rest of the cards magically align so all halves now match! (Who doesn’t love a good card reunion?)
THIS GOES ON - Aldo's hilariously cheeky spin on Stewart James' "Further Than That," packed with magical surprises that just keep popping up. Seriously, you won’t believe the amount of magic crammed into one card trick!
BLEACHED - A monte routine with a twist, and at the end, the cards all turn blank – right in the spectator's hands! (Surprise, surprise!)
MAGNETIC - Two cards are selected and blended back into a mix of face-up and face-down cards. When the pack is spread, all the face-up cards are red, except for one lonely black selection. Flip the spread, and only black cards face up remain, save for one red card – the other selection! (It's magnetic without the actual magnets, obviously.)
MISSING LINK - Two differently coloured pieces of rope link and unlink right in the spectator's hands. No magnets here, mate; it’s perfect for parlor, stage or a cheeky bit of strolling!
RINGING AROUND - Aldo’s classic four-phase ring and rope routine. Learn this and you’ll be performing it for the rest of your life (and probably annoying your friends).
APACHE - Four of a kind are shown. After a startling visual transposition, two cards are chosen by a spectator, who discovers they’ve welded themselves together (yes, this peculiar item can be examined!). The performer then restores the cards to their former glory.
TAKE OFF - A card is placed into an envelope with a hole in it. While the card is clearly visible, it suddenly vanishes and reappears face up in the middle of the deck! (Now you see it, now you don't.)
