At the Table Live Lecture – Nicholas Einhorn

Nick Einhorn: Nick is absolutely amazing. Having fooled Penn & Teller on the famous UK show, ‘Penn & Teller – Fool Us’, Nick is bringing you a lecture that you will not forget. Having authored numerous books and magic effects including, Nest of Wallets, Spooked, Pro-Flite and so much more, Nick will be showcasing his style of magic. He will also share with you his tips on how to book gigs, approaching a table or group of people, how to routine and much much more!Money Deck – This is a surprise production of four coins that appear under a ribbon spread deck of cards. (Please note – the “surprise” is not guaranteed if you just read the above).Unicorn Coin in Bottle – Nick’s routining and handling of this classic effect. This is suitable for banquet tables and general close-up work. Plus, Nick shares with you his thoughts on the wear and tear of folding coins.Signature Triumph – An in-the-hands version of Triumph with a very surprising ending. This effect is ideal for the ‘mix and mingle’ close-up performer.Co-op – A quick and quirky color changing card which makes a perfect opener for a strolling close-up act!Gold Rush – A tried and tested routine for the classic ‘Ring Flight’ which maximizes the visual moment of the vanishing ring.Rainbow Deck – Nick’s routine and handling of this great utility prop!Ring on String – Here you will learn Nick’s thoughts, handling and routining for this classic effect!Pro-Flite – Nick shares with you his marketed performance of the classic Ring Flight effect. (Performance Only)Nest of Wallets – A best seller! Nick will perform for you his routine and will cover with you all of the nuances that make this effect so killer and so strong.Autographical Transposition – If you are bored of the $100 bill switch, then try THIS the next time you are performing at the tables.Serial Number Devination – A sneaky and devious method to divine numbers on a random borrowed bill.Hidden Influence – An amazing and seemingly impossible prediction which happens in the spectator’s own