"Cue the Magic" is a book written by Angelo Varvone. The book explores the concept of magic and its significance in our lives. Varvone argues that magic is not just limited to fairytales and illusions, but is actually a powerful force that can be harnessed to bring about positive changes in our world. The book begins by defining what magic is and explaining its different forms and manifestations. Varvone asserts that magic is an inherent part of human nature and that we all possess the ability to tap into its power. He goes on to provide examples of how magic has been utilized throughout history by cultures around the world.
"Love this routine. It's as fooling as it is funny."
- Justin Willman
This depends soley on the magician pulling this off, it has nothing to so with the spectator becuase no matter how they respond or act, YOU sell this to the audience as Justin did so well on The Tonight Show This is one of those gems that I wish had not been released and only shown to a small few. It does have some built in humor lines the audience should react to even if you are not a good ad-libber but experienced performers would be able to easily add this to their set fairly quickly.
He goes on to provide examples of how magic has been utilized throughout history by cultures around the world. Varvone emphasizes that magic is not just about conjuring spells or performing tricks, but is a state of mind and a way of approaching life. He advocates for cultivating a mindset of openness, wonder, and curiosity, as these qualities are essential for experiencing and harnessing the magic that surrounds us.
Cue the Magic by Angelo Carbone
Cue The Magic by Angelo Carbone is a laughter packed routine that makes a spectator an instant magician. Not only are laughs guaranteed, but the magic is super strong too! Here is the effect.
You ask your audience who would like to become a magician and perform their very own trick. A volunteer joins you on stage and you ask them to read out the script on the cue cards you are holding. During the routine, a second volunteer comes up on stage who freely names ANY playing card. Eventually when the last cue card comes into view an envelope is seen which contains the freely thought of playing card. Wow!
Cue The Magic packs flat and plays BIG! It is great trick to get a CEO or birthday child on stage and make them the star of the show. You just sit at the side with your cue cards and they do all the performing for you.
There is absolutely no force of playing card. Any card can be freely named and it will be in the envelope. Powerful stuff!
Easy to do yet strong in effect.
As seen on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.
Complete with custom jumbo playing cards, carry case, interchangeable cue cards, comedy lines and four routines suitable for adults or kids.
So let the magic begin. three, two, one and Cue the Magic!
"Angelo Carbone is one of the most clever and creative minds in magic. Cue the Magic is Angelo at his best and should be in the repertoire of every standup performer."
- Richard Kaufman
"Yet again Angelo has come up with an idea that is so brilliant and combined it with a method that is devilishly simple. Just wonderful!"
- Andy Nyman
"Love this routine. It's as fooling as it is funny."
- Justin Willman
"Stage routines as interactive and entertaining as Cue the Magic are very rare. I love performing it and you will too!"
- Jon Allen
"Cue the Magic is not a trick, it's an ingenious routine."
- Asi Wind
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Throughout the book, Varvone explores various practices and techniques for tapping into the magic within. These practices range from meditation and visualization to rituals and spellwork. He encourages readers to experiment with these techniques and find what resonates with them personally. Furthermore, Varvone ties in the concept of magic with other spiritual and metaphysical principles, such as the law of attraction and synchronicity. He suggests that by aligning ourselves with the energy of the universe and working with the natural flow of life, we can enhance our ability to manifest our desires and create positive outcomes. In addition to individual transformation, Varvone also explores the potential of collective magic. He highlights the power of coming together with others who share a common intention or goal and working collaboratively to manifest change on a larger scale. Overall, "Cue the Magic" by Angelo Varvone offers readers a thought-provoking exploration of magic and its potential in our lives. The book encourages readers to embrace their innate magical abilities and provides practical guidance for incorporating magic into their daily routines. By doing so, Varvone suggests that we can bring about positive transformations both within ourselves and in the world around us..
Reviews for "An Evening of Wonders: Angelo Varvone's Unforgettable Magic Show"
1. Jessica - 2 stars - While I appreciate Angelo Varvone's effort to create a magic-filled world in "Cue the Magic," I found the execution to be lacking. The writing felt clunky and rushed, with minimal character development. Additionally, the plot was predictable and lacked any real surprises. Overall, I was left feeling disappointed and unsatisfied with this book.
2. John - 1 star - "Cue the Magic" by Angelo Varvone was a complete letdown for me. The story lacked depth and failed to engage me as a reader. The characters felt one-dimensional, and the dialogue was cliche and forced. I expected a magical adventure, but instead, I found myself struggling to stay interested. I wouldn't recommend this book to anyone looking for a captivating read.
3. Lisa - 2 stars - "Cue the Magic" by Angelo Varvone had the potential to be an exciting fantasy novel, but it fell short in many ways. The pacing was uneven, with slow and uneventful chapters alternating with rushed and confusing ones. The magic system was poorly explained, leaving me feeling detached from the world the author was trying to create. Ultimately, I didn't feel invested in the story or the characters, making it a disappointing read for me.
4. Michael - 2 stars - "Cue the Magic" by Angelo Varvone promised an enchanting adventure, but it failed to deliver. The writing style was mediocre, lacking the descriptive language and depth that would have brought the magical elements to life. The plot felt disjointed and confusing at times, making it difficult to follow along. I was hoping for a captivating read, but unfortunately, this book didn't live up to my expectations.