A small, practical helper and a laugh-getter of the very highest calibre!

On the stage there is a sturdy stool, approx. 30x30x40 cm in size, black in colour and with four firm, stable legs. During your show, the stool serves as a practical storage space.

Perhaps the Ganga Jug or a lot vase is on the stool, your dove pan is placed on it or an assistant sits on the stool to demonstrate the arm cutter.

During the presentation, the stool is repeatedly carried from one place to another. Perhaps because the jug needs to be moved closer to the bucket into which it is being poured. Or because the assistant needs to be seated closer to the Armcutter. After a few such moves, one thing is certain: this is a normal, sturdy stool!

After a while, ask a spectator to move the stool a little to the side. When the unsuspecting victim reaches for the stool and lifts it up, the legs crash to the ground and the spectator is only left holding the seat and the frame of the stool.

A howler that will have everyone in stitches.

As an experienced performer, you know that the comedy is just as important for a successful programme as the best tricks! That's why you need storage space, you never have enough. And the ones that are also good for gags are nowhere to be found!

In addition, we also provide you with the Roy Baker Routine, which caused a sensation in the 70s. The German translation was provided to us by our dear colleague Boretti.

In this trick, a spectator jumps up from the stool as if electrified as soon as the magician snaps his fingers! This is repeated at ever shorter intervals, with the spectators roaring with laughter! When the legs fall off the stool at the end, not a dry eye is left in the house!