Eric Evans
April 2007
Eric Evans tours the world performing street magic, while also performing in a wide variety of venues from restaurants to theaters to Universal Studios in Los Angeles, California.
But most notably, Eric is co-author of the highly acclaimed book The Secret Art of Magic. He is taking time out of his hectic schedule to teach his material on the X-elent Series Lecture Circuit.
The material in Eric’s new lecture is perfect for anyone desiring solid, bullet proof effects; indeed Eric himself has used them in parlor and stage shows. Predominately stand-up, the tricks cover a wide range of skill level — from easy to challenging.
Some of the highlights from his lecture include…
• His work on the Miser’s Dream sequence, including several soon-to-be-classic bits with a young volunteer that always brings huge laughs.
• Eric’s single-coin routine that is a mainstay of his award-winning stage act; including an original addition that is sure to fool, and more certainly to please, even the most reserved spectator.
• Coins, Coins, Coins and more coins… A virtually unending number of jumbo coins from the hand that Eric calls Mephisto’s Mitts. Plus the production of a countless stream of dollar sized coins emanating from…you’ll have to see it to believe it.
• Eric’s version of the Kangaroo Card (a chosen card "hops" from out of a hat) that has fooled even the most knowledgeable card men.
• His version of Johnny Brown’s "Balls from Mouth" that creates the illusion of far more balls than are used; includes Eric’s surprising climax.
• The Closer to his street show—the trick he uses to get the money! It uses a borrowed bill in a combination of classic effects that makes them both seem new, including a hilarious destruction of the bill that is completely safe and legal. The simplified handling and the psychology that makes it work is easily worth the price of the lecture itself.
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The Eric Evans lecture tour is now over. Please contact Eric Evans if you have any questions.