Professor's Nightmare (World's Greatest Magic) By L&L Publishing video DOWNLOAD

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In den Mitte der Fünfziger Jahre schuf Bob Carver eine sensationelle Seiltatigkeit basierend auf Ideen von Hen Fetsch. Der Trick Professor's Nightmare, wie ihn Gene Gordon später nannte, wurde zum Klassiker des Magic. Sie werden sechs verschiedene Darsteller kennenlernen, die ihre einzigartigen Interpretationen dieses wunderbaren Tricks präsentieren.

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• Michael Finney: Humorvoll und mit vielen Performance-Tips
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• Dan Fleshman: Passend für Strolling-Performer
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• Bob Read: Lehren, wie man einen bekannten Trick zu etwas Eigenem macht
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• Al Schneider: Mystik des Tricks in der Close-Up-Show
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• Marc DeSouza: Musikbegleiteter Stagetrick
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• Dan Tong: Perfekt für große Tische und Strolling
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Viele haben den Professor's Nightmare als Standardtrick abgetan, was ein Fehler ist. Wie Michael Finney so gut wie möglich sagt: „Tut nicht verlegen, es ist ein großartiger Trick. Die Öffentlichkeit liebt ihn... und du wirst ihn auch mögen!“

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Originale englische Beschreibung

In the mid-Fifties, Bob Carver created a sensation with a rope effect he created based on ideas from Hen Fetsch. In fact, before he could be awarded the IBM Originality Trophy in 1957, he had to expose his creation's pure sleight-of-hand method to the judges. Later dubbed Professor's Nightmare by Gene Gordon, the effect of three completely examinable ropes of differing lengths magically becoming the same size has become a classic of magic.

You'll meet six different performers, all with their own singular takes on this wonderful effect. Funnyman Michael Finney starts off with his version, honed by years of exposition on countless comedy club stages and he shares many performance tips that make the routine both easier and stronger. Dan Fleshman follows with a great walk-around version that would fit quite nicely into the repertoire of any strolling performer. The great Bob Read's performance is an object lesson in how to take a well-known effect and make it truly your own while Al Schneider's version brings the mystery of this effect to the close-up table. Marc DeSouza is next with a stage routine choreographed to music that features a synthesis of ideas that begin and end with a single length of rope. Finally, Dan Tong also begins with a single piece of rope, continues through the Professor's Nightmare sequence, and ends with a completely restored length, a perfect routine for working a large table while strolling.

Many have relegated the Professor's Nightmare to a stock trick but this is a mistake. As Michael Finney so aptly says, "Don't be embarrassed to do it. It's a great trick. The layman loves it...and you'll like it!"

• Professor's Nightmare - Michael Finney
• Professor's Nightmare - Dan Fleshman
• Professor's Nightmare - Bob Read (performance only)
• Professor's Nightmare - Al Schneider
• Full Circle - Marc DeSouza
• Ropes - Dan Tong

Originale englische Beschreibung

In the mid-Fifties, Bob Carver created a sensation with a rope effect he created based on ideas from Hen Fetsch. In fact, before he could be awarded the IBM Originality Trophy in 1957, he had to expose his creation's pure sleight-of-hand method to the judges. Later dubbed Professor's Nightmare by Gene Gordon, the effect of three completely examinable ropes of differing lengths magically becoming the same size has become a classic of magic.

You'll meet six different performers, all with their own singular takes on this wonderful effect. Funnyman Michael Finney starts off with his version, honed by years of exposition on countless comedy club stages and he shares many performance tips that make the routine both easier and stronger. Dan Fleshman follows with a great walk-around version that would fit quite nicely into the repertoire of any strolling performer. The great Bob Read's performance is an object lesson in how to take a well-known effect and make it truly your own while Al Schneider's version brings the mystery of this effect to the close-up table. Marc DeSouza is next with a stage routine choreographed to music that features a synthesis of ideas that begin and end with a single length of rope. Finally, Dan Tong also begins with a single piece of rope, continues through the Professor's Nightmare sequence, and ends with a completely restored length, a perfect routine for working a large table while strolling.

Many have relegated the Professor's Nightmare to a stock trick but this is a mistake. As Michael Finney so aptly says, "Don't be embarrassed to do it. It's a great trick. The layman loves it...and you'll like it!"

• Professor's Nightmare - Michael Finney
• Professor's Nightmare - Dan Fleshman
• Professor's Nightmare - Bob Read (performance only)
• Professor's Nightmare - Al Schneider
• Full Circle - Marc DeSouza
• Ropes - Dan Tong