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So I decided to enter into a talent show at my college a few weeks ago...Binghamton University, against about 50 other groups/performers. It was much like America's got talent, where there were 5 places to perform and the top 3 from each place perform at the finale. Anyway, I made it to the finale last Friday after doing an 8 minute act. I ended up coming in top 3 in the finale, where everyone could perform for 5 minutes. Since I made it to the top 3, it meant that I had to perform again for 3 minutes at the end of the show. I ended up coming in first place, which was pretty cool. Now comes my question...
This was my first stage performance, although it worked out great because they had cameras and projectors, so i could perform pretty much anything. Part of the prize is that I have to perform at a semi-pro baseball game. They will have a camera on me and I will be on the jumbo screen. Does anyone have any ideas for tricks I would be able to do?
i have 15 minutes to perform inbetween games. baseball tricks would be good in anyone has any ideas on that
here are some that I was thinking about:
copperfield arm twist ( to get the whole crowd into it)
greg wilson's paper balls over head...but with baseballs. I will perform this for a kid/kids that will be on the field with me and maybe have a player catch the balls
fiber optics (richard sanders rope trick)
enchanted cube (rubix cube)
compacted ( card to impossible location...in a cd case between to cd's that are rubber banded together)- i would use a deck of baseball cards and have someone sign the baseball card
dissapearing beer bottle ( there will be drinkers in the crowd)
maybe the bubble gum stretching contest with a few kids
the baffling bra, to a player... when the bra appears, i will ask him if it helps his swing
maybe the jubmo mccombical deck
sponge balls might be good and get some good childrens reacions so the audience will feed off of that...
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have been doing magic for a long time, and know a lot of tricks, but again I usually to walk around and stand up. Thank you all!
-Jeff Kaylor
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