Yoshi by Fraser Parker

A spectator hides a coin or small object in one hand, mixes their hands behind their back, and you still identify where it is. In Yoshi, Fraser Parker presents a fresh take on the classic “which hand” plot in an A5 booklet built around a three-phase routine.

• Prop-less presentation: The routine uses words, structure, and subtlety rather than gimmicks.
• Three-phase routine: Its phases layer into a natural progression for a more deceptive performance.
• Works in any language: You can perform Yoshi in the language you use with your audience.
• A5 booklet: The instructions come in a physical booklet format.

Yoshi gives you a direct, audience-focused mystery for close-up performances, centered on a choice made by the spectator. Add this modern take on “which hand” to your repertoire when you want a small object and a simple decision to create a memorable moment of wonder.