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E-Z Magic Trick

SODA POP!

     A dime, placed flat on a soda bottle (about 1/4 full) pops mysteriously when you place your hands around the bottle!  (Warmth from your hands expands the gas in the soda.)

Rumor Control

  1. If a magician isn't supposed to tell the secret, how did Christian learn magic?

I learned my first magic tricks from books I found at the library.  Books are a great way to learn something new.  Sometimes magic books can be a little hard to understand, but take your time & follow the directions exactly.  Even if you don't get it right the first time, practice will pay off.

Have a budding magician?  Ask me about lessons.

     2.     Is Christian really in law school?

Yes.  I'm in law school at St. Louis University.  I figured all those years of deception as a magician prepared me to be an attorney.  (Just kidding!)

I encourage any young person who wants to be a magician, athlete or any other kind of performer to attend college.  I gradulated from the University of Central Florida in Orlando.  My degree in Psychology has helped me connect with my audiences. 

3. Is Christian really from Orlando? 

Yes.  I moved to St. Louis in 2005 because I was over-exposed in Orlando after performing there for over 10 years at the major resorts and theme parks.  I needed "fresh blood" (new audiences).  I miss living in Florida, love living in Missouri, & visit Florida often for shows and family time.

     4.     Was Christian really on Nickelodeon?

Yes.  I appeared on Nickelodeon a few years ago.  I've also been on several other TV programs including "Daily Buzz", a nationally syndicated morning news show.  The House of Blues and Hard Rock Live! have also played host to my comedy magic show too.

     5.     Can Christian really float someone in the air?

Yes again!  I can create the illusion that an audience member is floating in mid air.  Please remember, this is a trick of the eyes and could be very dangerous if you were to try it yourself.  And no, the audience member is not in on the trick, but they do feel like they are floating.