• SIGNATURE WILD CARD A classic that’s got a personal touch – watch as your name magically pops up on blank playing cards! It’s a smashing opener that’ll get the crowd going! • SPONGE BUNNIES Steve’s unique spin on this ever-popular trick makes it play big for even the largest audiences (and yes, they’re just as adorable as they sound). • MINI-BLENDO Four small scarves of different colours are tossed into your hands, only to instantly transform into one stunningly large four-coloured scarf. Simple and absolutely gorgeous! • COLOR-CHANGING DECK Watch in awe as a deck of cards flips from red to blue—except for one chosen card that also changes! Easy to master, ridiculously magical, and the deck’s all set for encore performances at the end. • FOUR ACE PRODUCTION Produce three Aces from a shuffled deck, followed by a King. But wait! The King transforms into the final Ace. A flamboyant way to introduce the Aces that looks flashy but is a piece of cake to do! • FOUR ACE TRIUMPH Split the deck, turn one half face up, and shuffle them together. Somehow, you’ll manage to right the entire deck—except for those four pesky Aces. Trust us, Steve's face-up face-down convincer will have them scratching their heads. • RAZOR CARDS The classic Himber routine with a Dacri twist! A card is picked and returned, then the cards are boxed with a straight-edge razor. Give it a good shake, and when they spill out, they’re in tatters—except for the spectator’s chosen card (because that would just be cruel). • MARTIAN SPONGE BALLS This gem has taken Steve around the globe (and for good reason). It’s arguably one of the best sponge ball routines ever created—so good you might actually want to take it on holiday. • HAN PING CHIEN Watch as three coins vanish from one hand and reappear in the other. A classic with a clever twist that keeps your audience engaged (and probably a little bewildered). • BONUS SECTION Fancy a laugh? Enjoy a hilarious clip from one of the best-loved TV shows. Watch as Steve steals the show in two amusing segments from Allen Funt's classic "Candid Camera."
