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In French, but to summarize: Dan wants a Love Potion for Valentine's Day. I will try to poison him with the most poisonous plants ever...

Great performance , for those interested , the magic begin at 19:34 on the video
Love the beautiful artefacts
Merci Christian for sharing

What is really funny, is that the people from the TV show didn't know that I'm a magician. They booked the Curator of the Surnateum. Then the "effects" are quite logical (if the drink is highly poisonous).

The camera should have taken a different angle when you took out the hearts (at 26:12): your right remained in full view even before the Bobo!
And CERTAINLY cut away when you pocketed the 'clear heart' (26:35) - that was a real shame especially since you couldn't slip it in your pocket casually.

Otherwise I really liked the props!

I lost a lot -- or should I say MOST in translation. I am mostly mono-lingual with a little (50 years ago) German -- so I had to view this appearance as pantomime, which is not the best way to hear Christian's stories and explanations.

But, this appearance is one step forward for European bizarrists that won't get them burned at the stake.

Congrats Curator C.

I'll try to summarize:
Dan presents me as the Curator of the Surnateum. The locker is a rare 200 year old witch material with very poisonous plants, spells, a handwritten grimoire from 1792, an original witch rosary... extemely rare and valuable.
Dan needs a love potion for Valentine's day. So, if find in a contemporary book, a love potion made from the most toxical plants in the world: Datura stramonium, belladonna, ricin, aconit napel... and cinnamon for the taste.
But the drink seems very dangerous to drink (spoon and glass heart), so I put a bezoar in it.
Dan courageously drinks it and fall in love with a Jessica Alba copy star (the low level kind)

Some more photos.



And a direct link to the shooting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VF9H59Oj......Mxt0J8my

Very Fascinating and enjoyable! Thank you!