Yes, I do a comedy levitation.
I also do paper balls but not as much as I used to.

The clark video is good but I have no idea where my copy is.
lost it. how is that possible.

for kids, you must tell them before it starts that they can scream, they can laugh but they must not point and they must not say anything.



I'd use an adult in the chair.

using toilet paper is obviously funny all by itself.


Frank

Hi guys.

My Presentation for kids was:
"The next thing Im going to do is not magic.It just funny.
Do you want to laugh?DO YOU WANT TO LAUGH???
Take your right hand and put it on the head.
Take your left hand and put it on the head.
Take both hand a put them on the moouth.
"
And from here iI continue with the routine
They never say anything.

If you want a nice video-clip on presentation for adults
check out http://www.bladeagency.com/artist.asp?a_no=936
The second video "Anything is possible."


Have fun

Roi

Kids are tough to use in the chair. They tend to be less managaibe than adults in the same situation.

I have thought about doing the balls over heads thing for kids but I figure the kids in the audience may well give the game away and shout 'it's over there!' = does this happen?

felix

A lot felix yes

This works hugely in your favour for sucker-type effects, unfortunately not so much for PBOTH. There is a section at the end of the Tony clark video that demonstrates PBOTH for kids, but you can still hear kids shouting out the secret in the background - it's just in their nature.