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Product Description:

Experience the thrill of loading any small object into a walnut or fruit with just one hand! The classic “borrowed item to impossible location” effect captivates audiences, generating laughter, interaction, and suspense. It’s a must-have for any magician’s repertoire.

After three decades in magic, I can confidently say that The Marvelous Nut Dropper is my favorite routine for its engaging presentation and straightforward method. This 2 DVD set features three complete acts from my working repertoire.

The first act, “The Wizard’s Apprentice,” serves as my twenty-minute opener for cabaret shows. It has been performed countless times and consistently elicits the desired reactions. This routine includes a detailed explanation of my finger ring on string routine and my award-winning Cups & Balls routine from The Magic Circle Close-up Magician of the Year in 2008.

The second act, “Double or Nothing” Bar Set, is a comprehensive twenty-minute gambling performance. It features a “which hand” prediction routine where you accurately guess the location of an object three times, revealing that you predicted the outcome from the beginning. Additionally, I explain the “Double or Nothin’ Deck,” a fantastic pick-a-card prediction routine, culminating in a three-shell game that has been part of my professional bar set for over a decade.

The final routine, “The Orange Nutwork,” is a delightful and powerful walkaround table trick. A borrowed SIM card mysteriously appears inside a walnut, which is hidden inside an orange. This act is filled with humor and serves as a perfect closer for any close-up performance.

Also included on the DVD are:

The Marvelous Lippincott Vanish: A unique and baffling use of a standard Lippincott box, creating a clean vanish that leaves the audience puzzled about how the object disappeared.

The Roy Johnson Envelope Switch: A brilliant technique that I am grateful to include, thanks to Roy’s genius. This is the most straightforward and fairest method for switching a small object inside an envelope that you will find, perfect for a variety of effects.