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I suggest you do the EASIEST possible magic effects that you know. Forget anything that has anything to do with skill or threads or anything that can possibly fail. At this point in your career, your biggest problem is getting used to doing magic in public! Consider strong magic like invisible deck or a simple rope routine. Remember the simplistic tricks Blaine does on his specials? That's because in order to substitute experience, you would need to perform simple magic. I would even go so far as to study the Blaine special and see how really easy magic can go over big, aka, cig through quarter. For stage though, consider maybe a rope through body, look it up in the Mark Wilson Course of Magic or ask the Penguin Boys for something really easy that is amazing and plays big on stage. Life is long, you have a lot of time to perform the complicated stuff.
Laymen want to see magic, but more importantly, they want to see that you have magic powers, and that is only proven through the way you conduct yourself on stage. Good luck!
Maritess
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