LIT (Gimmick and Online Instructions) by Dan Hauss and Dan White
€34.95
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As performed by Dan White on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. A full pack of matches is shown to the spectator. The performer ignites one of the matches, then mysteriously makes the match disappear - only to instantly reappear in the pack of matches the spectator has been holding onto the entire time! A playing card is freely selected and - under impossible conditions - it vanishes. The spectat
As performed by Dan White on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
A full pack of matches is shown to the spectator. The performer ignites one of the matches, then mysteriously makes the match disappear - only to instantly reappear in the pack of matches the spectator has been holding onto the entire time!
A playing card is freely selected and - under impossible conditions - it vanishes. The spectator slowly opens the matchbook to find the matchbook itself has transformed into their selected card.
Completely practical and extremely simple to learn and perform.
For the first time, LIT includes a FULL deck of 52 gimmicks ready to perform at a moment's notice. Also included is a SIGNED card handling, as well as a brand new international version using a match box not included (instead of match packs)!
Sold out and unavailable for 8 years, we are extremely excited that LIT is finally back and here to stay with an all-new 50-minute streaming instructional video by co-creator Dan Hauss.
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As performed by Dan White on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. A full pack of matches is shown to the spectator. The performer ignites one of the matches, then mysteriously makes the match disappear - only to instantly reappear in the pack of matches the spectator has been holding onto the entire time! A playing card is freely selected and - under impossible conditions - it vanishes. The spectat