Derren Brown is an English magician and illusionist who has gained worldwide recognition for his unique style of psychological illusions and mind control. He is renowned for his ability to manipulate and influence people's thoughts, perceptions, and behaviors to create seemingly impossible feats of magic. Born on February 27, 1971, in London, Brown developed an interest in magic at a young age. However, he didn't start pursuing it as a career until his late twenties. Brown's brand of magic is characterized by his use of psychological techniques, misdirection, and sleight of hand to create mind-boggling illusions. He often incorporates elements of psychology, hypnosis, and suggestion into his performances, making his tricks appear even more extraordinary.
Card Change Illusion
The top card of the deck is shown to be different and placed in a special holder.
VISUALLY, this card slowly changes into the SIGNED selection.
Included are a plethora of props and an 82-page Official Illustrated Instruction Manual that both teaches you how to perform amazing tricks and offers great tips on what is perhaps one of the most important parts of any magic show using compelling conversation to keep your audience enthralled. Included are a plethora of props and an 82-page Official Illustrated Instruction Manual that both teaches you how to perform amazing tricks and offers great tips on what is perhaps one of the most important parts of any magic show using compelling conversation to keep your audience enthralled.
He often incorporates elements of psychology, hypnosis, and suggestion into his performances, making his tricks appear even more extraordinary. One of Brown's most famous and groundbreaking performances was the television special "The Heist" in 2006. In this show, he covertly trained a group of ordinary individuals to perform a seemingly impossible robbery, creating a captivating psychological experiment.
Ultimate Street Magic Set – Professional Magic Kit / Package
Balducci Levitation
360 Degree Arm Twister
Ash Trick
$5 and $1 bill Transposition Trick
Cut and Restored Rope (Use any rope)
Pencil Through Bill Pro (Use Any Pencil/Pen No gimmick method)
Professor’s Nightmare Rope (Use any rope)
Pk Spinning Pen
Linking Rubber Bands
One Hundred Dollar Bill Illusion
You will receive these high quality tricks with props:
Svengali or Mirage – Bicycle Version
Biting Quarter Trick
Shrinking Card Case
Vanishing Silk
2 Card Monte
Pen Through Dollar
Vanishing Deck
Note: Some of the above tricks may vary
Now Receive 2 More Tricks
The Hummer Card-As seen in Las Vegas
Borrow a credit card or playing card and it floats all around your body!
Card Levitates in mid-air. Classic Illusion. Amazing to watch
Card Change Illusion
The top card of the deck is shown to be different and placed in a special holder.
VISUALLY, this card slowly changes into the SIGNED selection.
You can learn street magic similar to David Blaine.
David Blaine is the magician that recently popularized street magic on TV.
Note: These tricks do not have David Blaine’s picture or name on them. They are not endorsed by David Blaine. The tricks are recommended for ages 10 and up.
Some tricks may vary.
Want to impress friends at the next sleep-over? Kids can learn and perform over 300 cool tricks and illusions with the Ultimate Legends of Magic Kit! Included are a plethora of props and an 82-page Official Illustrated Instruction Manual that both teaches you how to perform amazing tricks and offers great tips on what is perhaps one of the most important parts of any magic show: using compelling conversation to keep your audience enthralled. Bonus-the included illusion box helps kids seem to make items appear and disappear, and it also makes an official-looking performance table. The next Houdini or Penn and Teller? Be prepared to amaze your friends!
The show received widespread acclaim and further solidified Brown's reputation as a master of manipulation. In addition to his television specials, Brown has also had successful stage shows, written several books, and made numerous television appearances. He has won several awards for his work, including the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Entertainment in 2006. While some critics have accused Brown of using deception and manipulation to achieve his illusions, he has always been open about the psychological techniques he employs. He often explains his tricks in his performances, emphasizing that his abilities lie in his understanding of human psychology rather than supernatural powers. Derren Brown's unique combination of magic and psychology has made him a household name in the world of entertainment. His ability to create illusions that challenge our perceptions of reality has captivated audiences around the world. Whether you believe in the supernatural or not, it is undeniable that Derren Brown is an absolute master of his craft..
Reviews for "The Absolute Genius of Derren Brown: Unlocking His Secrets"
1. John - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with "Absolute Magi Derren Brown". I'm a huge fan of Derren Brown and have seen almost all of his previous shows, but this one just didn't live up to my expectations. The tricks and illusions felt repetitive and predictable, and I felt like I had seen them before in his previous works. Additionally, the pacing of the show was off, and it felt like there were a lot of unnecessary filler segments that dragged on. Overall, it was a lackluster performance by Derren Brown.
2. Sarah - 3/5 - As someone who was excited to see "Absolute Magi Derren Brown", I have to say that it left me feeling underwhelmed. While Derren Brown's illusions are usually mind-blowing, this show fell flat for me. The tricks lacked the wow factor that I have come to expect from him, and I found myself getting bored at certain points throughout the performance. It's not to say that the show was terrible, but it just didn't have the same impact as his previous works. I hope that Derren Brown will return to his usual level of brilliance in his future shows.
3. Mark - 2/5 - I must admit, I was quite let down by "Absolute Magi Derren Brown". The show lacked innovation and failed to provide any new and exciting tricks or illusions. It felt like Derren Brown was going through the motions and didn't bring anything fresh to the table. The overall production value of the show was also subpar, with uninspiring set designs and lackluster visuals. As a fan of Derren Brown, I expected much more from this performance, and it ultimately left me feeling unsatisfied.
4. Lisa - 3/5 - "Absolute Magi Derren Brown" was a decent show, but it definitely didn't live up to the hype. While I appreciate Derren Brown's skills as a mentalist, I found the overall theme of the show to be confusing and disjointed. It felt like a mishmash of different concepts that didn't blend seamlessly. Additionally, some of the tricks felt too gimmicky and relied heavily on the use of props, rather than the sheer skill and talent that Derren Brown possesses. Overall, it was an average show that didn't leave a lasting impression.