Peter Din is a specialist in magic for kids. In this interview (in several parts), he answers the question: Why magic for kids? More than that, he explains the “how”, and his vision of this particular type of show. Peter Din uses this routine as an opener for his children's show. This allows him to establish the rules of the game for the rest of his performance: they are allowed to participate, in what ways, etc…  

Mario Lopez invites us to share a day... full of magic! This day is offered to you at several times: 1- At breakfast! 2- In the bathroom 3- In the farmyard 4- In the kitchen 5- In the living room 6- With friends : A “Coins Across” routine... adapted for cigarettes! The cigarettes travel from the pack into one of the magician's hands, then from one hand to the other, and back into the pack.Superb! Superb!  

Two banknotes of different denominations are used: one is placed inside the spectator's hand, and the magician holds the other at his fingertips. Despite these impossible conditions, the two bills magically change places! A true miracle!  

Learn how to lead an introduction to magic with a few simple tricks for beginners. An opportunity for them to take their first steps in this fascinating field! Olivier Bridard and Jean-Pierre Crispon have put together a collection of tricks designed for this purpose. These workshops are presented in 20 episodes  

Dominique Duvivier demonstrates a new Eddy Taytelbaum wonder (no explanation). A steel blade penetrates a metal bar. Another jewel of craftsmanship!  

A great classic of card magic, Bloom-style. The freely chosen, signed card is clearly placed in the center of the deck. It disappears, to be found inside the magician's wallet, in the zippered compartment. No palming! The method completely fooled Larry Jennings. To buy a regular deck of cards click here.  

Enter the wonderful world of this expert and great magician. Paul Dassonville lectured at the Double Fond on February 15, 1999, which you can enjoy in seven parts. You will discover a fabulous artist, who will share with you extraordinary secrets: Cigarettes, thimbles, lighters, coins, your own fingers, cards, rope and even Rocky Raccoon!  

Mario Lopez invites us to share a day... full of magic! This day is offered to you at several times: 1- At breakfast! 2- In the bathroom 3- In the farmyard 4- In the kitchen 5- In the living room: A bit of loose tobacco, some cigarette paper and a filter... or how to instantly make a cigarette from these items. 6- With friends. Superb!  

A tastevin is a metal cup used in oenology to examine, look at, smell and taste wine (wine tasting). This object has greatly inspired Gaetan Bloom, who uses it on a variety of occasions, as a pretty and mysterious pendant, as a pendulum, as a shiner, or to perform the trick of the bowls that are perpetually filled with water (in a close-up version).  

The Cups and Balls trick is one of magic's oldest effects. Three small balls travel mysteriously from one cup to another. At the end of the trick, the three little balls become jumbo ones. To buy: - Cups and Balls click here. - sponge balls, click here. - Jumbo Balls click here. - a magic wand click here.  

The Cups and Balls Trick is one of the oldest magic effects. Three little balls travel mysteriously from one cup to another. With this version of the trick, which is very easy to perform, you can astonish your audience, who will think you're a great manipulator. To buy the trick click here.  

Dominique Duvivier demonstrates a new Eddy Taytelbaum wonder (no explanation). Two small bars are shown, one white on both sides, the other blue. The bars change color many times... a new and exciting “Taytelbaumerie”!  

The magician shows a scarf which is special in that it is endowed with invisibility! A spectator chooses a card and places it face up on the scarf. Instantly, and in full view, the card disappears! To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

A crazy trick, ideal for emcees. With incredible speed, you'll demonstrate your ability to guess and count the number of spectators in the theater. An incredible method for an extremely spectacular trick! A true miracle!  

The magician borrows a ring, and a shoelace is handed out for examination. The two objects are well separated, and covered with a handkerchief; the two ends of the shoelace are always in full view. Despite these extreme laboratory conditions, the ring is mysteriously threaded onto the shoelace! A true miracle! To buy the trick “Mechanic’s Nut” click here.  

David Stone proposes the following tricks: « Card in Spectator’s Mouth », and « Ring in Tennis Ball ». We suggest you go and look at the French part of this publication, as it's a different recording, even if the tricks are broadly the same. To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.