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The Power of Story
Chuck combines the power of magic with storytelling to create an amazing effect with an awesome finale!
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Parlor and Walkaround
Check out Chuck's parlor performances for some very special events, such as family celebrations and business meetings, as well as walkaround magic.
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Torn and Restored Newspaper
Live and on-stage at the State Theater in Havre de Grace, Maryland, performing a classic of magic, to laughter and applause.
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The best reactions.
Watch how the audience reacts from two of Chuck's best effects - the Torn and Restored Newspaper - as well as the Magician's Insurance Policy!
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Cruise ship card magic.
Bad weather kept us from a port of call on a recent cruise, so when the Cruise Director announced he was adding activities, Chuck offered to teach magic!
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Small stages or large.
Watch Chuck on the small stage with his amazing rope routine and vanishing a card and making it reappear in a most unusual place.
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Magic in the hands of others.
Chuck routinely engages members of the audience to make the magic interactive. Here, two volunteers assist with one of the classics of magic.
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People are Talking
Don't take Chuck's word for it. Here are just a few audience reactions after a recent performance in Baltimore.
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Creating a Character
Creating a character to tell a story adds a whole new dimension to the classic multiplying bottles effect. Lots of audience laughter, too!
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Where did the bill go?
Imagine that someone you invited to your event signs a bill, then watches it vanish before their eyes. It then reappears in the most unexpected of places!
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Magic to Music.
Some of the best magic occurs without a word. Enjoy this musical version of Chuck's original Juice-Pop routine, done to the music of Henry Mancini.
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Comical opening.
If you want to capture someone's attention quickly, get them to laugh. Here, Chuck uses one of his comical openers to get the audience laughing.
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Getting out into the audience.
The best magic does not always happen onstage. Sometimes you just have to get down into the crowd and bring the magic to them.
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