Rope Restoration

A length of rope is shown and can be examined. The magician (or a spectator) cuts the rope in half. The magician tosses the two pieces in the air where they visibly restore. The rope is then passed out for examination.

The magician shows three pieces of rope, each piece of a different length. He magically transforms the three unequal length pieces into three equal length pieces. Each piece is clearly seen. The magician then returns the three pieces to their unequal lengths.

The magician is able to escape from something, and then the magician causes something to escape from someone else!

With static electricity (and a shocking experience) the magician causes a selected card to rise out of the deck.

This is a classic magic prop. The magician pulls objects from an empty box! Very cool!

A full glass of liquid and a silk are all that's required to create a stunning piece of magic. The full glass is covered by the silk and suddenly it's gone!

This is a special way of presenting a special trick. A fifty cent piece and a Mexican centavo are all that's used. Don't blink or you'll miss the moment the magic happens!

The magician is having trouble locating a card! It's a good thing he's bought insurance!

The hands are shown empty, then KABOOM!

A borrowed dollar bill actually floats in midair! It happens so close it's unreal!

The magician displays two lengths of rope. The ropes are threaded down the sleeves of a jacket, which is then worn by a spectator. With a quick tug, the ropes pass through flesh, bone, and cloth. Really cool!

This fun routine always gets the audience smiling and scratching their heads. Small red sponge balls jump from hand to hand (including magician to spectator!), multiply and divide to the delight of everyone. Kids really like this one!

Not for the faint of heart! If you have a fear of spiders, this one's not for you! This is an effect that produces one of the best reactions you'll ever see. Have a camera ready, and don't blink.

The magician allows the spectator to try his or her hand at magic. All of the magic happens in the spectator's hand. A selected card is lost in the deck and found by the spectator (behind his or her back).

The magician defies all odds by predicting the future. A card is chosen by the magician and placed on the table. The spectator then guides the magician to another card. It would be really cool if the cards matched, wouldn't it?

A spectator selects a card. The magician explains how he once tried an experiment with a copy machine. The cards were placed on the machine and a photocopy was made. The photocopy shows all face-up cards and one face-down card. The photocopy is turned over...

A playing card clock (with a central 'mystery' card) is dealt on the table by the magician. A spectator mentally selects an hour on the clock. The clock is collected and placed down again, this time face down. As if by magic, the mystery card and the chosen card change places!

Writing magically appears on a blank piece of paper.

A card is chosen by a spectator. It is shuffled into the deck. The magician tries to locate the card. When normal methods of location fail to find the card, the magician resorts to spelling. Ever have a card spelled out to you? When you see this, you'll never forget it!

The magician causes a selected card to penetrate not only the card case, but also a silk handkerchief. The magician then visibly pulls an indifferent card through the cloth. Not only does the card penetrate the cloth, but the previous selected card jumps back through as well!

*Kids absolutely love this trick!*

Ever been hypnotized? Well, with this trick it's hard to say who's hypnotized; the spectator or the deck of cards! A card is selected and the hypnosis begins. The card is returned to the deck and the entire deck magically changes to the same card. The magician breaks the spell and the deck is shown to be back to it's original state.

The magician demonstrates how ghosts can assist the magician perform his magic. A card is selected and placed in the center of the deck. It is wrapped in a hanky. Amazingly, you'll actually see the card jump from the middle to the top of the deck! The trick is repeated, but this time the card stays in the middle. However, the card has flipped over so it is face up! This one is spooky!

A card is selected by a spectator. The card is lost in the center of the deck. With a magical gesture, the card jumps to the top of the deck. It is placed back in the center and again jumps to the top of the deck. The magician then causes the card to float off the top of the deck and magically hover in midair! The card gently floats down to the top of the deck and is handed out for inspection. This one's really cool!

A card is passed out for inspection. It then performs some pretty amazing feats! The card actually levitates in midair! Seeing is believing!

The magician demonstrates how cards can be folded. Two cards (folded in half) are placed together. Then the magic happens! The inner card actually folds the opposite way while trapped inside the outer card. It is truly amazing!

The magician wraps a coin in paper and invites a spectator to cut the coin in half. Really quick but really cool.

The magician shows a stack of nickels. He places a brass cylinder over the stack and magically the nickels become dimes! If only it worked with paper money!

The magician shoves a bright silk into his fist. The silk vanishes. He makes a fist and out pops the silk!

The magician drops a ball into a cup. He removes the ball (setting the cup on the table) and puts it in his pocket. He lifts the cup and there's the ball! This is repeated again and again with a startling finale.

The magician rates a spectator from one to ten with a fountain pen and a penny (everyone starts as a 'one'). This is quick and fun.

The magician shows a multi-colored rod. A color is selected and with a wave the entire rod magically turns the same color! With a shake the wand returns to it's original state.

The magician shows a wallet and some pictures of animals. The animals are placed in the wallet and they magically change places.

Scotch & Soda is a fantastic effect. A fifty-cent piece and a Mexican centavo are shown and placed in the magician's hand. He squeezes and the centavo vanishes! Did you watch? If you did, you'll know where to find the centavo!

The magician shows a cube with ESP symbols printed on it. A symbol is secretly chosen by a spectator and placed in a black box. The magician cannot see inside the box, yet is able to correctly determine the chosen symbol.

A pencil is shown to penetrate a borrowed quarter (yep, a borrowed quarter...heck, it can even be a borrowed pencil!). It happens right in front of the audience! You won't believe it 'til you see it!

A fifty-cent piece penetrates the bottom of a pewter coin box and the magician's hand! It even penetrates the coin box and a deck of cards! The coin then vanishes from sight with some 'invisibility powder'.

The magician relates a tale of counterfeiting. The crooks counterfeited pennies (hey, who looks at a penny!) but were caught by the magician. The longer you look at the penny, the more obvious it becomes. This one is a personal favorite and gets a great response.

This is Ben's signature effect. This trick is guaranteed to baffle audiences. Large metal rings are shown and passed out. Try as they might, spectators cannot link the rings, yet it is a simple task for the magician. After linking them, spectators cannot unlink them! This is a fantastic routine that is sure to amaze.

This is a great way to start off a show with a bang! The magician shoots off a blazing fireball from his hand. Very visual (and quite loud, too!).

This is a great mentalism effect that involves every single spectator. Sure a magician can read minds, but can he read everyone's mind at the same time?

Not for the faint of heart! The magician demonstrates the ability to control pain by plunging a long needle through his arm. Blood freely squirts as the magician slides the needle back and forth through his arm. Very gruesome! Don't try this at home!

This is a great coin routine. A fifty cent piece appears out of nowhere and vanishes only to keep returning to the magician. It even penetrates through cloth. The surprise ending is the best part!

A fifty cent piece is given to one spectator, a copper English penny is given to a different spectator. With a magical gesture, the coins trade places. This can take place clear across the room!

A fifty cent piece and a copper English penny are placed in a silk. Magically, one of the coins penetrates the cloth. It is repeated, only this time the coin invisibly penetrates and arrives inside with the other coin (with a loud CLINK!)

This isn't a trick, but rather a presentation. B&B Magic will go from table to table entertaining the spectators during dinner. Each table gets to experience a handful of the tricks B&B Magic performs. This is great for large gatherings.

The magician shows his mouth empty. Suddenly, a cascade of cards pour from his mouth!

This is Brandon's signature effect. This trick is over 5,000 years old and is as good as it gets. Three cups and three balls create a fantastic illusion of impossible solid-through-solid penetrations, transpositions and productions. The balls melt through the solid cups, jump from cup to cup (or from the magician's pocket to cup!) and magically transform in the amazing finale. This trick is guaranteed to leave the audience amazed and truly entertained.