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Underhanded Delivery by Arie Vilner
$28.99
SKU
37
Weight
0.56 LBS
Product Description
From the Foreword written by Ken Krenzel:
Presentation and Method are inseparable, intertwined ingredients in creating entreating, magical magic. Magic is a most unique performing art which, optimally, evokes astonishment, wonder, and an experience of impenetrable mystery.
Presentation style may range from serious comedic. Berglas and Tamariz succeed in equally mystifying and entertaining their audiences.
Arie Vilner is an expert, creative magician who fully understands and applies those fundamental principles to his effects, techniques and performances. His work explores those areas in depth and introduces many breakthrough concepts and "sharp tools" (Arie's Words).
Underhanded Delivery and its variations will baffle and confound even advanced, knowledgeable magicians. Of course, the laity will be left standing at the starting gate.
It is an utterly devious truly 'underhanded' subtlety. Underhanded Delivery delivers! And as you will presently understand is a literal example of 'out of the box' thinking...
Presentation and Method are inseparable, intertwined ingredients in creating entreating, magical magic. Magic is a most unique performing art which, optimally, evokes astonishment, wonder, and an experience of impenetrable mystery.
Presentation style may range from serious comedic. Berglas and Tamariz succeed in equally mystifying and entertaining their audiences.
Arie Vilner is an expert, creative magician who fully understands and applies those fundamental principles to his effects, techniques and performances. His work explores those areas in depth and introduces many breakthrough concepts and "sharp tools" (Arie's Words).
Underhanded Delivery and its variations will baffle and confound even advanced, knowledgeable magicians. Of course, the laity will be left standing at the starting gate.
It is an utterly devious truly 'underhanded' subtlety. Underhanded Delivery delivers! And as you will presently understand is a literal example of 'out of the box' thinking...