Take your audience on a trip down memory lane with this delightfully playful yet powerful routine from the same creative mind behind Vanishing Inc.’s best-selling effects Socks and Priceless.
Nostalgia by Michel Huot is a professional 5–7-minute stage and parlor act that resonates with audiences of all ages. Capitalizing on the recent resurgence of vintage clothing and toys, this routine uses the iconic and instantly recognizable ViewMaster toy to create an unforgettable experience. A unique hybrid of a book test and a drawing duplication.
You begin by having a few ViewMaster discs examined. A spectator chooses one, places it in the ViewMaster, and holds everything behind their back. They then click through the images and stop randomly at one picture. After that, they bring the ViewMaster back out, look through it, and memorize the image.
There is absolutely no way you could possibly know what they saw… and yet you manage to draw the exact same image as the one they were just thinking of. This is a particularly fun blend of magic and mentalism that is guaranteed to appeal to any audience.
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Don’t miss this chance to get your hands on this gem of a stand-up magic trick. Nostalgia is available in a limited edition.
Comments:
“Bringing back nostalgic classics from the ’90s is a huge trend right now. Hollywood classics are returning to television and the big screen. What Michel has created here is both incredibly trendy and deeply nostalgic. The use of an object that reminds us of our childhood gives the whole thing an innocent feel—but make no mistake, it is anything but innocent. A clever method, an entertaining routine, and a highly engaging presentation from one of the best in the business.”
— Spidey
“Nostalgia is een funky, coole mindreading-miracle in 80’s-stijl!”
— Richard Sanders
“Oh wow! Fantastisch! Ik baal dat ik dit zelf niet heb bedacht. Ik heb praktisch mijn hele jeugd in een ViewMaster doorgebracht. Zó goed.”
— Jonathan Friedman
“Deze is echt leuk. Neemt weinig ruimte in, maar speelt groots. Overduidelijk zeer effectief.”
— Maxence Vire
