When Dr. Sawa burst onto the magic scene back in the 1970s, he caused quite the stir. His whimsical yet astonishing work with paper, seashells, ropes, and especially coins left everyone scratching their heads (in a good way). After a long hiatus from the magic world for personal reasons, he's back and more enthusiastic than ever!
L&L Publishing is chuffed to present this multiple-DVD set featuring nearly fifty brand-new and mind-boggling coin routines across six DVDs.
1. Grade Up Coins: A quadruple transformation! Watch as four hefty silver coins change shape, with two morphing into old Japanese coins with holes, while the other two grow even larger (because why not?).
2. 1 = 6: A bizarre maths lesson: One coin splits into two, then keeps splitting until there are six. Spoiler alert: they all magically merge back into one at the end (maths was never this fun!).
3. Bad Tailor: A Sawa classic gets a makeover. A coin penetrates a closed purse, goes back in, through the performer's pocket, and then back again. The grand finale? The purse penetrates the pocket (yes, really).
4. Tornado Story: Five coins of various sizes represent a family caught in a cyclone, leading to spectacular results and a happy ending. (No actual tornadoes were harmed in the making of this routine.)
5. Ancient Earring: Four silver coins change into Chinese coins with holes, but that's just the warm-up for the wild double change that follows. You won't believe your eyes!
6. Lovers: After 30 years, this is Sawa's latest version of this romantic effect: Two coins cling together, defying all known laws of attraction (take that, physics).
7. P.O. Box: Innovative magic with an Okito Box, where "computer files" (that suspiciously resemble half dollars) zip across cyberspace like they own the place.
8. Policeman Heiji: Louis Falanga's favourite routine on these DVDs. The audience even gave it a spontaneous standing ovation (and trust me, they don't hand those out for just any old trick). Once you see the multiple payoff, you’ll understand why.
