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These are Marlo routines I do normally walk-around but really lend themselves to socially distanced events.
Sweden has produced more than its fair share of great magic.
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Sleights we try to avoid. Don't look at me like that! We all do it.
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A selection of tricks well within the skill level of a beginner, but brilliant enough to be used by professionals.
Having a volunteer mirror you is not only a comedy goldmine but it can also leave your audience gasping in amazement.
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Zoom may be a new medium, but the classics are very adaptable
Stephen Bargatze once said, never miss an opportunity to make someone jump. Never a truer word was said.
Fancy getting your audience on the edge of their seats without putting your life on the line
