“Trio” is everything you’d want in a parlor routine. It’s engaging, downright funny, and leaves your audience with an experience they’ll be chuckling about for ages.
Three volunteers are called up to make their selections. From the audience's perspective, one is conjuring up a famous person, another is fixated on an animal, and the last is daydreaming of a fruit. Picture this: Albert Einstein gallivanting on a giraffe whilst munching on an apple. Ridiculous, right? Yet, you’ll reveal that you somehow knew they’d choose these bizarre combinations in a hilariously visual way.
But “Trio” isn’t just another trick. It’s a solid framework for crafting a genuinely entertaining piece of stage or parlor magic that packs flat and is perfect for taking on the road. Created by the ever-clever Matthew Wright, this routine was inspired by his daughter’s quirky art homework (which sounds like a blast), but feel free to theme your performance however you fancy.
A mix of methods come together to create a truly powerful moment. There are different handlings taught for all sorts of skill levels and performance styles (no one gets left behind here!).
“Trio” includes everything you need to dive right in, featuring large, vibrant predictions, a cloth bag (with a cheeky gimmick), custom-made durable envelopes, and extensive video instructions.
