Together for more than 40 Years, Penn & Teller have sold out shows around the world, earned a star on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame and the creation of the longest-running headline act at Las Vegas. The legendary magicians will now take you behind the scenes. You will learn the fundamental tricks of magic and psychological tools that can create wonderment at home and on stage. Your perception will expand of It is possible.

01. Meet Penn & Teller

Meet your new instructors, Emmy-winning magicians Penn & TellerFor more than 40 year, they have dazzled audiences. Penn & Teller share the tricks they’ll teach you and how the thinking behind magic can resonate beyond the stage.

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02. Sleight of Hand: The French Drop

Penn & Teller Teach the French Drop, one of The most fundamental sleight of Hand methods. Students watch as they explain the steps. of the trick and explain how it’s a building block for hundreds of You can also try these other techniques.

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03. Cups and balls

Once you’ve mastered the French drop, you can expand upon that method to develop a routine with cups and balls. Penn & Teller demonstrate a few of You can make so many different things with cups or balls.

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04. What is it? Magic?

Magic is an intellectual art form that requires the audience’s engagement as well as their suspension of disbelief. This chapter: Penn & Teller Crack open the psychological and philosophical concepts that underlie magic.

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05. Misdirection

Penn & Teller Are masters of misdirection. Use misdirection to convince the audience to believe the story you want.

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06. Coin Magic

It is the use of principles to coin magic of Sound misdirection, sleight of hand, and palming. This chapter Penn & Teller Teach various coin magic tricks to delight your audience of All ages.

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07. Magic Vs. Vs.

You must encourage your audience to reach a conclusion for themselves in order to convince them. Penn & Teller Their philosophy regarding the deception inherent to magic is discussed.

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08. Are you a mentalist or a crook?

Mentalism can be described as a genre. of Magic that is universal across a spectrum of morality. Learn how Penn & Teller To perform a task, you can use mentalism “mind-reading” Only for entertainment purposes.

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09. Card Magic

Learn the basic moves of card magic to unlock a new world of tricks at your fingertips.

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10. Discover the Best of The Human Brain

How do magicians fool audiences? They capitalize of The brain’s weaknesses Penn & Teller Take a look at some of The physiological aspects of The human brain and its relationship to magic.

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11. Rope tricks

Play with images and rope tricks of The destruction and the resurrection. Penn & Teller Let us walk you through the version. of Cut and restored rope tricks

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12. Principles of Perform

For perfecting a performance, authenticity, practice and research are the keys to success. We are veterans. of The stage Penn & Teller Take inspiration from their years of Sharing your experience with aspiring performers is a great way to gain wisdom and tips of All disciplines

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13. Cause and effect

Magic It simplifies and distorts principles by simplifying them of Cause and effect. In this chapter: Penn & Teller Discuss the philosophical aspects of The relationship between cause and effect with magic and the human mentality.

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14. The Joy of Magic

These emotions include empathy, wonder, and joy. of The shared experience of Magical performance Teller A rare account for emotions of A childhood memory set him on a path that would last a lifetime of Magic can bring joy to others.

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15. Bonus Chapter No. 1 Advanced Student Coaching

Matt Donnelly is a cohost of The podcast Penn’s Sunday School and has recently started to learn magic. Penn & Teller Johnny Thompson is a legendary magician who will coach you on a chop cup routine that involves a lot of effort. of Practice and technical skill.