Master the Q&A Act with Gerry McCambridge Discover a wealth of knowledge compiled into one essential guide. This book can serve as the foundation for a thriving career in mentalism.

“This book is your future, a textbook that could give you a successful lifetime career in mentalism.” –Banachek

“Gerry McCambridge is one of the world’s most successful mystery performers. His unique Q&A eminently qualifies him to author a definitive guide.” –Ross Johnson

Many professional mentalists agree that the Question and Answer (Q&A) routine is the most powerful performance in mentalism. It showcases your ability to read minds and provide answers to audience members’ unspoken questions.

With over 30 years of experience, Gerry McCambridge has perfected his blindfolded Q&A act, performing it more than 5,000 times on some of the world’s biggest stages. His extensive experience makes him an ideal mentor for mastering this art.

If you aspire to incorporate the Q&A act into your performances, this book covers everything you need to succeed. It begins with the fundamentals, including how to blindfold yourself effectively. You’ll also find detailed practice routines that Gerry used to refine his act, focusing on audience management and the art of conveying secret information seamlessly.

In this guide, you will learn:

• How to Gather Information
• Making Bold Guesses
• Minimizing Mistakes
• Utilizing Dual Reality
• Implementing Cancelling Techniques
• Adapting Your Act to Different Venues
• Performing the Q&A on Television
• Blindfolding Techniques
• Executing the Omni Glance
• Performing the Triple Match

Gerry has been a headliner in Las Vegas for over 13 years and was voted “Best Magic Show” by the Las Vegas Review Journal readers. He has received the Psychic Entertainers Association’s “Dunninger Memorial Award” for Excellence in Mentalism Performance and the “Dan Blackwood Award” for Outstanding Contributions to the Art of Mentalism. Additionally, he was honored as “Mentalist of the Year” in 2008 by the International Magicians Society and “Mentalist of the Decade” in 1999.