Wonders Never Cease by Kyle Purnell

Five wildly different routines from Kyle Purnell.

Kyle Purnell is back with a brand new collection of magic, and this time, its focus is on “different.”

Each one of these tricks is completely different from the others. They use different objects and unusual plots, and each one creates unique moments.

Here is what you’ll find in this download bundle:
Jelly Beans
Do you remember that game where you have to guess how many jelly beans are in a jar? This takes that premise and turns it into a trick that fits in your pocket. It’s playful, familiar, and incredibly strong.

Axion Vanish
A totally impossible and visual way to vanish a borrowed credit card. What makes this so special is that your hands really do look completely empty. This has zero clothing restrictions, and you can perform this with playing cards, credit cards, or even hotel key cards.

Bill Bored
This is the perfect effect that you can perform anywhere, anytime. You take a borrowed credit card and push it straight through two banknotes. There are no gimmicks, and everything is completely examinable.

Pure Pop Coin Production
A coin production that looks like CGI. As you wave your hand, a coin slowly materializes into view, right in front of your audience’s eyes. It’s super fun to learn, not knuckle-busting, and can be added to almost any coin routine that you already perform.

I Didn’t Teach You
Kyle’s most performed routine by far. This routine packs an insane amount of magic into a very short amount of time. You start by pulling a coin from your ring, then it becomes a larger coin. Then it ends with something even more unexpected. This routine is perfect for walkaround.

Kyle teaches all five routines in detail so you can perform each one confidently. The material here has been tried and tested in the real world. Whether you perform close-up, walk-around, or casually for friends, there really is something here for everyone.

Filmed on location at the gorgeous Rhapsody Theater in Chicago, thanks to Dr. Ricardo Rosenkranz.