You’ve got the gist of it already. Picture this: someone is convinced they've been tapped on the shoulder or felt a gentle nudge somewhere (and you’re miles away, sipping your tea). The audience backs you up—at no point did you make contact with the volunteer.
Now, you might be familiar with other effects like this where you end up having to touch the volunteer yourself, or use some sneaky gimmick while everyone’s distracted (think Steve Banachek Shaw's Psychokinetic Touches, Lior Manor's Invisible Touches, or Peter Turner's Midas Touch). But with Ghost Kiss, it’s a whole different kettle of fish. You won’t lay a finger on them—ever.
And here’s the kicker: no invisible threads, elastic bands, or electronic wizardry are involved at any point. Seriously. You can perform this right in front of everyone, even under the most scrutinising conditions. No matter how eagle-eyed your audience is, they will see absolutely nothing—because you genuinely NEVER TOUCH THEM AT ANY TIME.
Despite all that, there's no pre-show shenanigans, no stooges, no hypnosis, and absolutely no dodgy devices. Your volunteers will truly feel themselves being ‘touched’ or, if you fancy it, ‘kissed’ by a mysterious, invisible force (I know, sounds a bit dodgy, but trust me).
These lucky souls will genuinely experience something, and it’s not just in their heads. And again, you’ll never physically touch them—nope, not once.
This delightful effect uses a simple, non-electronic, non-thread-based gimmick that you can whip up for less than five quid. What’s included? A PDF eBook detailing how to get the most out of your gimmick, plus access to two training videos totalling nearly 30 minutes (that’s a mini-movie in magic terms).
For the sake of completeness, there’s also a bit about other methods and some historical context, including a cheeky nod to Ali Bongo’s teachings that Jonathan Royle picked up—perfect for intimate one-on-one performances. To the person on the receiving end, it’ll feel like the laws of physics have taken a holiday.
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