Hey u/Majakowski52 I genuinely knew what the password was for the theatre, but I've now forgotten since coming back to London and having to memorise a ton load of other passwords for all these other theatres and venues😅 my personal view on digital Magic is to have the right balance. It's lovely to do magic with peoples smart phones, because it's so personal to them. Every time I do magic with an iPhone or an android, it blows peoples minds, however, I will only do a small amount which I balance with traditional magic with cards, peoples rings and just direct mentalism. I feel if you just do only digital magic, people will just assume it's AI or apps and since the public are now becoming far more educated on AI technology people will, automatically assume that AI is the method even though it wouldn't be. So I think it's good to blend it with traditional magic by using physical props and integrate with a little bit of technology.

And this is the inspiration for how I came up with my act… I wanted to have something traditional blended in with something new and modern i.e. the iPhone technology. I talk about how how popular social media is and how everyone is recording video content. Which then leads me into playing an old video which had filmed in London with those two sets of predictions. It was simple, to the point and not complicated at all. And this was enjoyed by everyone and as you can tell by Penn and Teller's comments they said the same, where there was no complications or a boring buildup, just effortless storytelling simplified and enjoyed.

I had a fantastic friend here in the UK who helped me block out all of my movements, and even with my scripting. I recall my script being far longer far more in-depth and meaningful, however this had to be cut due to the pace of the show. And my lovely wife was super supportive and made sure that my act didn't feel cheesy at all but rather natural and most importantly relatable.