The use of the 160 makes it possible to combine the two characteristics of the kangaroo that are generally found dissociated on the different versions with a single balloon 260, namely the boxing gloves and the baby in the pocket . The balloons needed: - 1 orange or brown 160 balloon. The techniques used: - "Bird body": probably invented by Ralph Dewey? - Pinch/ear twist": described by Roger Siegel in Roger's rubber Jungle, 1973 (?) - "Split pinch twist".  

This sculpture was designed in 2017 for a Parisian event. It uses the classic bases of the poodle, but in very large. The balloons needed: - 4 balloons 660 white. The techniques used: - "Lock twist" ... and that's it!  

It's time for you to go downstairs to the mythical Double Fond venue to discover the first part of one of the most successful shows in our theater: "Le hasard, c'est moi" with Dominique Duvivier. Laughter at every moment, a profusion of miracles just a few centimeters from your eyes, all in an unbridled rhythm: you will find a Duvivier at the top of his art, in all intimacy...

"One of the leading figures of the close up, this magic of proximity that drives the spectators crazy! "Le Figaro "Duvivier is one of the greatest magicians: a master of the close up " France Soir

Video editing by David Nguyen  

A very rare archive: you will discover a magnificent coin act with music by Dominique Duvivier! Years later, customers still tell us about it!  

A routine with a minimalist technique, but with a baffling effect. It's ideal, isn't it? The routine is kept simple, while raising the tension: we start with "The obvious", then "The interesting" and finally "The Amazing". And indeed, it is!  

Freddy Fah (1916-1998) is one of the greatest French magicians of the 1950s and one of Dominique Duvivier's mentors. His wife and stage partner, Yvette Fah, made a point of entrusting Dominique Duvivier with some video archives, which you can enjoy exclusively today. Dominique Duvivier himself comments on these very rare images to share with you the thrill he experienced with this exceptional artist.  

Not that I've become a virtuoso, but I'm trying! Here I develop the 10,000 hours theory of Malcolm Gladwell who studied the greatest artists: how did they get to this level? What is the difference between a very good and a virtuoso? A handful of hundreds of hours of training! Once this milestone is passed, miracles can happen!  

An atypical and very festive trick! My first inspiration for this trick comes from a great trick called "La savonnette", but which used a gaffed card and didn't end up very clean at the end... I thought about it for a while and I finally found this version, which not only allows you to create a very fun moment with your audience, but which is also quite tricky: the deck is shuffled at the beginning by the spectator, there is no duplicate, the elimination is progressive and very visual... In short, a beautiful baby! Have fun!  

The divine "Professor" Dai Vernon explained this trick, quite a while ago, using hats... I have modified it a little to make it easier to set it up, while keeping the essence of the trick. It's so clever! The cards chosen are never manipulated by you. The trick is beautiful. Bravo Professor!  

An incredible coincidence effect with an impossible prediction and a totally unexpected final twist!  

How to put two cards on the table while a third is kept hidden? Learn this technique from one of the great masters in the field.  

Four aces are scattered in different parts of the deck and yet Howard will find them one by one. For the fourth Ace, he will even spell the words "Ace of Clubs" and find the Ace of Clubs at the last spelled card. Baffling! Howard has even found a way to spell an ace in French, just for you!  

A card is chosen and then lost in the deck. The magician shuffles the deck of cards on the table and finds the four aces one by one, only to find that the two red aces have grabbed the chosen card. Magic!  

An inescapable and extremely baffling classic! I provide you with different variations, from the most complicated to the simplest. And yes, it can be simple! And as you'll see, it's a lot of fun to do.  

A very strange effect that takes place entirely in the hand of the spectator. First of all the spectator sees his own hand acting out of control. Then it's the moment of the climax with the spoon that he hasn't let go of since the beginning. I won't tell you more to keep you surprised! A very strong trick for the one who sees it in his hand, as well as for those watching. Your spectators will be marked forever!  

Since I was a child, I've been hearing about the "Three Packet of Seven" trick. But why not the opposite? After all, yes! Here we go!