Floh-Zirkus | Georg Totterson & Wolfgang Großkopf Ingo Oschmann The appeal to the layman

The appeal to the layman lies in the fact that the trick embodies nearly every possible effect--appearance

and thus making it useful for varied routines

I told you to take the card out

Small but Deadly (Technique) - Strengthen the way your audience interprets your effects using "favorable objections"

each one featuring a numbered label and a certificate of authenticity

Floh-Zirkus | Georg Totterson & Wolfgang Großkopf Ingo Oschmann The appeal to the laymanIn this entertaining brochure, we present show concepts for imaginary (invisible) fleas The show begins with a nearly prop free piece by George Tollerton , in which your audience meets the fleas Henry and Berta. Among other things, they perform a triple somersault; one of the fleas then suddenly disappears and is found again in the audience ("Pardon, madam, that's not my flea"). Pure entertainment! Afterwards, you will be introduced to Wolfgang