Murphy's MISC

Michael Close Workers- #3 video DOWNLOAD

Name: Michael Close Workers- #3 video DOWNLOAD
Brand: Murphy's MISC
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Erma la Fource - This clever twist on the classic "Oscar" trick has magicians and everyday folk scratching their heads. The magician confidently declares: The Name of Your Card is Erma! The spectator picks a card. He goes through the deck himself, each card sporting a different name on the back. Spoiler alert: there's only one "Erma" card, and it's the one he just named. (How's that for a party trick?)
Tamariz Rabbits - Michael Close’s take on Juan Tamariz's ever-popular packet trick. He’s ditched the need to switch cards in your pocket while keeping the maximum number of changes. Perfect for kids (and those who still act like them).
The Unreality Machine - A bizarre origami moment where a snowball and a pack of matches perform a little swap. The climax? A surreal "morphing" effect that’ll leave your audience questioning their sanity.
Close's Clones - A restaurant routine that guarantees belly laughs with minimal effort. It’s topical, funny, and about as commercial as a sandwich shop on a Sunday.
Down for the Count - Another chuckle-worthy routine that’s a breeze to perform. The magician hilariously proves someone at the table is, in fact, a vampire. (Who knew dining out could be so thrilling?)
The Card, the Forehead, and the Saltshaker - One of Michael Close's absolute faves and a masterclass in audience engagement. This is the first time every sneaky detail has been laid bare on video. Audiences worldwide have gone bonkers over this – now it’s your turn to absorb the genius from the master himself.
Too Ahead - A three-phase coin routine that’s a stunning example of clever planning. Perfect for table hopping (and impressing the heck out of your mates). The subtle moves have caught even the sharpest magicians off guard, and you can use them in other tricks too.
Four-Card Reiteration - Dan Garrett’s brilliant routine serves as a masterclass in expert card handling. There’s even a chat about palming, plus Michael’s nifty move, The Last Card Push.
The Lie Detector - The most commercially viable version (because let's face it, we all need a bit of that, don’t we?)