I just had the chance to assist at Troy Hooser lecture in Paris, and the guy is incredible!!!

He has great routines with coins and I suggest you have a look at his book if you're interested in any coin work!!!

I've met him on a number of occasions. His stuff is always cutting edge!

qkeli,

If you see Troy again, ask him to perform "Mask in Motion"; then ask if he knows anyplace where you can get the miniature mime masks.

Regards,
Thomas Wayne

I also like the Mask In Motion routine Troy does. We asked him if he plans on marketing them at sometime. He stated that he didn't really because you could get them at any craft store, painted or un-painted for just a few bucks. I have seen them here in our craft stores such as Jeffery Allens or Michaels.

I think I should be able to get them in Singapore. The mask we have here are from China and they are made of clay. Size is about 2" by 1" . The bigger ones are about 4" by 2". It is used as a fridge magnet. These are Chinese mask (replica of those used in Chinese opera). They are quite cheap also. The shop that sell it, don't always have it in stock. One bad point is that it is pretty fragile. I've got a set but was broken by my son