Price$25.00
Media TypeDVD
CategoryClose Up, Stage, Comedy
Date AddedAug 19, 2010
Magic At The Bar
Chris Randall
(Based on 1 review)
Desert Rose Torn and restored napkin rose.
7 digits The greatest pick up trick ever !
The Exchange A spectators business card and the magicians card switch places in the spectators hands.
Coaster Card A selected card and a coaster switch places in an instant.
Moonshine A new twist on the old coin in bottle.
Vanishing bottle Chris' handling on the Neilson vanishing bottle.
Martini Chris' signature opener produce a martini piece by piece.
Champagne Ice cubes are produced from the air ending with a production of a bottle of champagne.
Running Time Approximately: 1hr 3min
Reviews
(Top ▲)
This is an interesting DVD on magic designed to work in bar situations. While this might not be the most glamourous context, it has been a profitable one for many magicians. Chris Randal gives us eight professional routines that are fast, visual, and for the most part, make sense.
This material is for the sleight of hand, show off kind of performer. Don’t expect mentalism, or sleightless card routines here. While this isn’t my favorite style of magic, I think Chris offers some solid advice and some solid material on this DVD.
My favorite effect is a routine where you produce all the items needed to make a cocktail.
The sound levels are odd at some points, and while it seems the bar they are filming in is closed, there is a lot of background noise, and Chris is distracted at several points by things going on off screen. This could have been easily avoided by filming on a different day, or going to a different location.
If your style of magic is flashy, sleight heavy, and suitable for bars, you will find lots of great material to add to your work on this disk.
Three Stars
This material is for the sleight of hand, show off kind of performer. Don’t expect mentalism, or sleightless card routines here. While this isn’t my favorite style of magic, I think Chris offers some solid advice and some solid material on this DVD.
My favorite effect is a routine where you produce all the items needed to make a cocktail.
The sound levels are odd at some points, and while it seems the bar they are filming in is closed, there is a lot of background noise, and Chris is distracted at several points by things going on off screen. This could have been easily avoided by filming on a different day, or going to a different location.
If your style of magic is flashy, sleight heavy, and suitable for bars, you will find lots of great material to add to your work on this disk.
Three Stars