I too found the DVDs flat (although I would not worry about L&L with the Tommy Wonder and David Regal DVDs, just to name a few in addition to Malone). If Sheridan typically works silently, he should have done so here. All this said, I enjoy watching all the greats who contribute(d) to our art, and the earlier they are taped (or is that now DVD'd) the better. It's a shame when we only have magicians after their primes (or not at all).

Hi all,

Anyone can comment on the 'Vanishing And Reappearing Water' which is covered on vol 1?

Thanks.

These are great if you have insomnia. Within minutes of watching you'll drift off to sleep.

Zzzzzz...

Sorry but I have to disagree, I have only the volume 2 of his which has all the card manips on and the ideas and effects on here are excellent. Okay the audience do go wild when he does some "standard" moves but look at what is on the DVD overall and it is money well spent. For myself I actually use some of his ideas off this DVD . All in all volume 2 is well worth getting if you are into card manipulations.

All the best

Stuart.

I think he is a terrible teacher on DVD

If you want to learn card manips get the McBride ones.

His street act is pretty simple- I do like his diminishing cards - a simple routine but it was the first time I had seen it performed- It's now part of my card manips act.