Gerry McCambridge LIVE ACT (Penguin LIVE)

“This book is your future, a textbook that could give you a successful lifetime career in mentalism.” –Banachek

“Gerry McCambridge is one of the world’s most successful mystery performers. His unique Q&A eminently qualifies him to author a definitive guide.” –Ross Johnson

What will he teach?

Most professional mentalists agree, the strongest routine you can perform in a mentalism show is the Question and Answer (the Q & A) act. You seemingly use your abilities to not only read an audience members mind and figure out what their questions are, you also answer the question for them.

Gerry McCambridge has been performing his unique blindfolded Q&A act for over 30 years. He has performed it over 5,000 times on the largest stages in the world, making him by far one of the most experienced mentalists to teach a master class on the topic.

If you always wanted to add the Q&A act to your show, this act teaches you everything you need to know. It starts at the beginning, first teaching you the technique to properly blindfold yourself. Next it gives you the step-by-step practice routines Gerry used to master his act. The routines teach you audience management skills and the ability to feed back the secretly acquired information to the audience, making it seem as if you are figuring things out that were never written down.

You will learn:

• How to Acquire the Information
• Make Leap of Faith Guesses
• Dilute Your Misses
• Use the Dual Reality
• Use Cancelling Methods
• How to Blindfold Yourself
• And Much More!

Who is he?

Gerry has been a Las Vegas headliner for over 13 years. He was voted the “Best Magic Show” in Las Vegas by the Las Vegas Review Journal readers poll. Gerry is a recipient of the Psychic Entertainers Association “Dunninger Memorial Award” for Excellence in the Performance of Mentalism, as well as the “Dan Blackwood Award” for Outstanding Contributions to the Art of Mentalism. Gerry was also awarded “Mentalist of the Year” in 2008 by the International Magicians Society, as well as “Mentalist of the Decade” in 1999.