CHAIRS by Steve Seguin

Experience the ultimate performance with “CHAIRS” — nothing packs smaller or delivers a bigger impact!

The Guaranteed Standing Ovation

Join magician and humorist Steve Seguin as he guarantees a standing ovation for your show! With masterful staging and simple choreography, Steve has audiences leaping to their feet every time. You can achieve this too!

No Props Required!

The best part? You won’t need any props! Just arrive at your venue, grab four chairs, and you’re set to perform.

The Basic Routine

Engage four volunteers from the audience and, using a unique chair setup, create a stunning visual as all participants balance in an incredible formation!

The Full Monty

In collaboration with Bill Abbott Magic, Steve Seguin offers a comprehensive master class on audience engagement. This deluxe multimedia package includes a 45-page book and a 90-minute DVD, equipping you with the skills to add this captivating finale to your performance.

Why Standing Ovations Matter

For event planners, agents, and clients, a standing ovation signifies a successful performance. It shows that your audience enjoyed the show enough to applaud enthusiastically, reflecting your ability to entertain and ensuring repeat bookings.

What You Don’t Know

Think you know the chair stunt? Think again! Steve’s routine has been refined over years of performances, and he shares every detail in this exclusive BAM Pro Package. Learn about the ideal chairs, their precise stage positioning, and how to direct volunteers for maximum impact while ensuring safety.

The REAL WORK

The magic lies in the staging, buildup, and delivery that prompts audiences of 50 to 5,000 to rise in applause. Steve leaves no detail overlooked, empowering you with the confidence to command any stage and receive standing ovations consistently.

The Book

Disclaimer

Introduction

Overview

Section 1: Mechanics

1. How the Chair Stunt Works
2. Learning Tip
3. Performing Outdoors
4. Order of Chair Removal
5. Tips for Removing Chairs
6. Types of Chairs to Use
7. Performance Rider

Section 2: The Routine

1. The Comedy Routine
2. The Salute
3. Importance of the Salute
4. Applause Position
5. “How Many People Don’t?”
6. What to Do if They Collapse
7. Putting the Chairs Back In
8. The Standing Ovation
9. Optional Bits

Section 3: The Team

1. Choosing and Handling Volunteers
2. Treating Participants Well
3. Remembering Names
4. Substitutions
5. Repeat Offenders
6. Performing for Children

Conclusion