Paul Green - In the Trenches

Paul Green Magic its practicality , strong effect , and after reading impressive is known, popular audience. He won the 2002 prestigious annual lecture Fort magic figures, and twice nominated for the annual close-up magician Magic Castle . The teaching includes practical teaching Paul Green of multiple processes .

Paul Green performs the kind of magic that audiences love, and that you'll love performing. Paul was named "Lecturer of the Year" at the world famous Magic Castle in 2002 and additionally has been nominated by his peers at "The Castle" for Close Up Magician of the year two times. With years of experience and thousands of performances under his belt, Paul Green's magic is practical, powerful and memorable.

In The Trenches contains:
Jeopardy - This is considered to be one of the best presentations of the triple prediction This effect literally UNFOLDS and announces a series of card predictions that would make Alex Trebec's head spin.!

2 Copper Silver - An eye-popping coin routine with the ever-popular 2 Copper Silver coin set (it also works with Silver, Copper, Brass) There are three distinct transpositions and it's easy to do Features Paul's Pouch Switch that elegantly ditches.. the gaffs and leaves you clean as a whistle.

KB / PG Sponge Balls - Inspired by Ken Brooke, this audience tested routine has everything from vanishes, transpositions, and changes all the way down to mini spongeballs !!?

Mission Impossible - One of Paul's most requested tricks as he becomes a spy and the secret documents (a signed playing card) appears in the most unusual place: A mini-briefcase!

Above, Beside, or Below - Coins across that really surprises your audience Perfect for strolling venues as it's all done in their hands..

Here, There, and Chicago Too - Combining the classic "Here, There, and Everywhere" plot with the "Chicago Opener," this routine will fool your audience hard Not as tough as you think!.

Four On the Floor - With the help of JC Wagner, your audience will scream as they go through the twists and turns of this card revelation.

Coming Together -. Based on Peter Samuelson's "New York Transpo," this is Paul's take on bringing two spectators together Anniversary Waltz style Two separate signatures end up on the same card - and it uses normal cards!

The Rope Routine -. Fabulous, great, unbelievable handling for the Professor's Nightmare It will fool you even if you already do the routine.

Flying Eagles - A classic coin routine sprinkled with dynamic touches that make it a hard-hitting and striking piece of magical theater.