Building on the success of Openers, Magicseen proudly presents a brand-new book featuring the best closers from some of magic's greatest performers.
Many of the best magicians in the world came together to share the powerful routines they use to close their sets or shows.
Closers features a foreword by Caroline Ravn and contributions from the following amazing magicians:
- Wayne Dobson
- Francis Menotti
- Dani DaOrtiz
- Ben Williams
- Dave Loosely
- Roger Curzon
- Wes Iseli
- Paul Hallas
- Jon Allen
- John Morton
- Kyle Purnell
- Ben Cardall
- James Went
- Eric Stevens
- Matt Baker
- Chris Congreave
- Luca Volpe
- Kev G
- Phill Smith
- Gary Jones
- Paul Gordon
- Jasper Blakeley
- Sean Carpenter
- Alan Rorrison
- Steve Cook
- Mark Elsdon
- Christian Grace
- Boris Wild
- Shaun McCree
- Michael O'Brien
- Woody Aragón
- Daniel Chard
- Henry Evans
- Fraser Parker
- Harry Robson
- Peter Turner
- Iain Moran
- Peter Nardi
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Customer reviews for Closers
Gerhard
Really enjoyed reading the book. It's quite thin so one can read through it in a single sitting. The production values are average. There are a lot of interesting tricks and some really novel plots. Would be nice if it was a hardcover. That said the price to value ratio is pretty decent. As rated. It's pretty good.
Stefano
Thanks to its clear explanations and practical advice from experienced performers, Closers is a valuable resource for any magician looking to improve their show.
It’s a must-read for those who know how important it is to finish with impact and leave a strong final impression ;-)
It’s a must-read for those who know how important it is to finish with impact and leave a strong final impression ;-)
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Kyle
As far as trick compilation books go this isn't bad. There are some decent effects here and some interesting essays. It is very card based and as such if your entire schtick is cards then there are plenty other books out there with stronger effects. I'm not entirely sure what I expected from this book. Maybe the title "Closers" raised my expectations beyond that which the book could sate and as such felt a bit flat.
