Lit
By Dan White + Dan Hauss

Lit truly speaks for itself. The effect is completely practical, extremely simple to learn and perform, and provokes just the type of reaction we all hope for in performance. Includes everything but regular matches - including two bonus routines from Dan White and Andrew Gerard that make the perfect lead-in to Lit.

Overview
From the minds of two of the most creative magicians working today - Dan White and Dan Hauss - comes Lit. A spectator is asked to take a match out of a matchbook, and strike a match to verify its validity. The matchbook is then held tightly in their closed fist.

A card is selected from the deck - then visually vanished under impossible conditions. The spectator slowly opens their hand to find the matchbook itself has visually transformed into their selected card. Featured on David Blaine's ABC television special "Dive of Death".

Lit truly speaks for itself. The effect is completely practical, extremely simple to learn and perform, and provokes just the type of reaction we all hope for in performance. Includes everything but regular matches - including TWO bonus routines from Dan White and Andrew Gerard that make the perfect lead-in to Lit.

Details

From the minds of two of the most creative magicians working today - Dan White and Dan Hauss - comes Lit. A spectator is asked to take a match out of a matchbook, and strike a match to verify its validity. The matchbook is then held tightly in their closed fist.

A card is selected from the deck - then visually vanished under impossible conditions. The spectator slowly opens their hand to find the matchbook itself has visually transformed into their selected card. Featured on David Blaine's ABC television special "Dive of Death".

Lit truly speaks for itself. The effect is completely practical, extremely simple to learn and perform, and provokes just the type of reaction we all hope for in performance. Includes everything but regular matches - including TWO bonus routines from Dan White and Andrew Gerard that make the perfect lead-in to Lit.