STEP INTO THE PRACTICE THEATRE
A little wonder.
A little work.
The reveal gets the applause. The rehearsal makes it happen. Try a trick, learn the rhythm, then choose props that earn their place.
TONIGHT’S PROGRAMME
Begin with a little impossibility.
Remember a card.
We’ll find it.
An interactive version of the classic 21-card trick. A mathematical effect, with its workings explained when you’re ready.
Take a seat →ACT II / A CURIOUS TOTALYour number.
A familiar ending.
Reverse. Subtract. Reverse again. A transparent practice lab for the 1089 number trick.
Enter the number lab →THE JOIN BETWEEN TRICKS IS A TRICK IN ITSELF
Three effects.
One little show.
Plan your opening, middle and finish. Add your own rehearsal estimates, then download the running order.
Write my running order →THE REHEARSAL ROOM
Confidence is rehearsed.
Practice with a purpose
A simple way to turn “I did it ten times” into useful notes about handling, words and recovery.
Open the notes ↗PerformanceThe sentence that makes a trick work
Clear, friendly spectator instructions are part of the method, especially in mathematical effects.
Open the notes ↗PerformanceYour first three-trick set
Give a short performance a beginning, a middle and an ending instead of a queue of unrelated reveals.
Open the notes ↗BEFORE THE SHOPPING BIT
Find your kind of magic.
Cards, pocket props or an all-round starting set? Choose a learning route before filling a case.
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