I Hate David Copperfield Trick by Geoff Williams
I Hate David Copperfield Trick by Geoff Williams
Give your audience a close-up illusion they can watch happen right in front of them: one card visibly melts through another, three times. Geoff Williams’ I Hate David Copperfield pairs this eye-catching effect with a playful presentation about the comparisons magicians hear.
It’s Geoff’s take on Larry Jennings’ The Close-Up Illusion, shaped for a memorable close-up performance. The approximately 15-minute running time makes it a concise addition to your magic collection.
- Visual card illusion: A card appears to melt through another in full view.
- Three phases: The impossible-looking moment happens three times for a repeated surprise.
- Playful presentation: The routine’s David Copperfield premise gives you a humorous way to connect with your audience.
- Close-up focus: The effect is designed to happen right before your spectators’ eyes.
- Creator and inspiration: Geoff Williams’ handling and presentation build on Larry Jennings’ classic routine.
Use the lighthearted setup to draw your audience in, then let the visual moments take center stage. Its compact running time makes it easy to revisit as you shape the routine for your next close-up performance.