Kyle Purnell is a master at taking classic storylines, turning them upside down, turning them inside out, and throwing them into an alternate dimension, leaving the audience in raptures. The plot of the Anniversary Waltz will never be the same again. Combine two signed cards and then shrink them. You read that right. This isn’t just the brilliant madness of Kyle Purnell. This is Tiny Dancer.

Here’s what happens:

Your audience is given an Ace and a Two to examine. They then each sign one of the cards. In an incredibly visual moment, you squeeze the cards together and they visually shrink in size. You turn the now single card over, and the Ace and the Two have fused into a Three with both signatures on it. This can be immediately given to your audience as a small gift.

Tiny Dancer is classic Kyle Purnell. The sleight of hand is well within reach for most magicians and is expertly taught by Kyle for both right- and left-handed performers. You’ll receive the necessary gimmicks to perform this amazing trick right out of the box. Kyle often uses this as an extra finale for his amazing effect Pip Sleek 2.0, but don’t worry if you don’t own Pip Sleek, because Kyle teaches a simplified version of that routine as a special bonus. Squeeze two cards from audience members together into a lasting memory with Kyle Purnell’s Tiny Dancer.

“When Kyle first showed me this, I was BLOWN away. This is the very best version of Anniversary Waltz I have ever seen. How Kyle managed to figure out a way of fusing two cards signed on the face AND shrinking them as well I have no idea! Commercial, creative, visual, and expansive! Another massive hit from the brilliant Kyle Purnell”

– Craig Petty

“The worst thing about this trick is that you will see the trailer first (there’s no other way to sell it). I saw it in its early development, with no inkling of the ending, and I, and the pro magic guys with me, freaked out! No, really. Visceral shock!”

– Ken Weber

“I’m a huge fan of souvenir tricks. Coins that bend in the spectator’s hand, personalized cards, and impossible objects are great examples of such souvenirs. I’m also a huge fan of Kyle Purnell, and he offers a charming souvenir card trick in “Tiny Dancer”. The instructions are crystal clear and even include several bonus effects. And Kyle even teaches an ambidextrous explanation of “Tiny Dancer” for lefties or righties. Memorable and magical describe this effect, making it a win-win for you and your audience.”

– Lonnie Chevrie

“Kyle’s ideas are always innovative. I have never imagined a signed card shrinking before. And his delicate touch and thinking make this magic even more perfect.”

– Jeki Yoo

“Nothing tiny here–this is huge! Love it.”

– Ben Harris

“Very cool. A multiple transformation, traveling signatures, and an impossible object all wrapped in a twist on the classic Anniversary Waltz plot. It’s a lot of magic in one tiny package!”

– Francis Menotti