Unlock the Magic of Teaching Tricks to the Visually Impaired

Have you ever dreamed of gaining media attention for your magic performances while making a meaningful impact? Teaching magic tricks to the visually impaired is a unique opportunity. Many local organizations support services for the blind, making it easier to connect with those in need. The idea of blind individuals engaging with magic often surprises both the public and the media, yet it is entirely feasible, as demonstrated by Dave Arch’s experiences.

When considering the tricks you know, there are three main categories suitable for the visually impaired: tricks they can perform for sighted audiences, tricks for fellow blind individuals, and tricks you can perform for them. In this first installment of a three-part series, you’ll learn how to teach a blind person a captivating five-minute card routine using a standard deck of playing cards. This routine is designed to entertain and amaze their sighted family and friends.

Included are six audio files that can be loaded onto an audiobook player, allowing the learner to practice and reinforce their skills between lessons. This routine is ideal for individuals above elementary school age and typically requires at least three one-hour sessions to master, utilizing just a regular deck of cards and a handkerchief.

1st edition 2019, PDF 1 page + audio 24 min + video 9:30 min