T.R.C. by Alexis De La Fuente

Two spectators help create a surprising card transformation with T.R.C. by Alexis De La Fuente. One card is selected, and another is torn and restored—only to finish as the first spectator’s card.

T.R.C. means “Torn, Restored and Changed,” De La Fuente’s take on the torn-and-restored card plot. It’s designed to be easy to make and perform, with a gimmick you can make in minutes.

• Two-spectator plot: One spectator selects a card, while another chooses and tears a different card.
• Restoration and change: The torn card is restored piece by piece, then shown to have changed into the first selection.
• Easy to master: The routine is described as simple to perform and easy to learn.
• Quick to prepare: You can make the gimmick in minutes.

Bring this card routine to a close-up performance when you want two spectators involved in the same impossible moment.