Unleash your inner Sherlock with Ben Cardall’s ‘Sherlockian’! Master prop-free mentalism, analytical reasoning, and observation. Amaze audiences & read minds! ✨
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Sherlockian by Ben Cardall: Master the Art of Prop-Free Mentalism
Dive into the world of Sherlockian by Ben Cardall, a groundbreaking guide that unlocks the secrets of prop-free mentalism through analytical reasoning and observation. This comprehensive booklet is essential for anyone looking to elevate their mentalist performances without relying on props.
What You’ll Learn:
- Develop Powerful Prop-Free Routines: Learn how to create compelling mentalist acts on the spot.
- Enhance Your Memory: Discover techniques to improve memory retention, reducing the need for props and enhancing your overall act.
- Create a Memory Palace: Explore the benefits of building a memory palace to boost your mentalism skills.
Included Performances:
- The SHERLOCKIAN Routine: A theatrical yet prop-free performance that will captivate your audience.
- 3 Truths and a Lie: Master the art of spotting fibbers with nothing but your observational skills.
What They’re Saying:
“After reading Sherlockian, you’ll find yourself thinking like Sherlock Holmes or Jason Bourne, analyzing everyone you meet.” – Liam O’Neill, Irish Vagabond Entertainer
“Ben Cardall is extraordinary. His smart, Sherlockian entertainment is a must-see.” – Anthony Jacquin, Renowned Mentalist and Hypnotist
“In the field of Mentalism, Ben Cardall is at the forefront of the deductionist subculture.” – Atlas Brookings, eMentalism
Sherlockian by Ben Cardall
This booklet is almost entirely devoted to the idea of prop free mentalism through analytical reasoning and observation. Discussed within is how to develop powerful prop free direct mental routines that you can come up with almost on the spot. Also discussed is ideas on how developing your memory could help to improve your routines and your act in general through less pocket space, you’ll never need another stacked deck and actually performing memory routines themselves, and also why the creation of a memory palace is a good idea for any mentalist to consider.
As well as all this i have included my original SHERLOCKIAN routine that granted does use 1 prop but it is just for a cool theatrical premise. As well as my work on the 3 truths and a lie game that uses nothing but your ability to spot the fibber’s in the room. Included is what to look out for and why, which could have taken a booklet to itself as it is something of a passion of mine.
review in from irish vagabond entertainer of liamoneilentertainment.com
‘You know the kind of routine you read and half way through you have to leave the house to find some unsuspecting person to try it out on, well that’s what you get with SHERLOCKIAN. The routines are very good and explained in great detail; you can tell that Ben has put a lot of hard work into each step but it’s the subtleties of the body language and the idea of just paying more attention whichmake a good read a great one.
As I read each step I start to think of ways that I could use these techniques to freshen up some of my own performances, as well as how these routines could fit into what I already perform.
After you have read through the works of Ben you will findyourself too entering into the mind set of Sherlock Holmeshimself or even Jason Bourne, as you pick apart every personyou meet.
A great read and a very interesting look at prop free mentalist, if you perform any mind or body reading this is a must have as it is full of useful information tried and fieldtested by a great performer and a genuinely nice guy.’
Review from Anthony Jacquin, world renound mentalist and hypnotist and CEO of Head hacking:
”Some people do puzzles, some people do good tricks but Ben Cardall tells you everything about yourself by glancing at your shoes! He his extraordinary and you should hire his services if you want smart Sherlockian entertainment. Elementary, no **** Sherlock’
Snippet from Atlas Brookings review on ementalism :
“Have you ever played a game where you look at something or someone, and then look away and try to answer questions about the scene that you so avidly studied?
So why do I bring this up? Why should you care?
The simple answer is because real deductions can be made – ACCURATELY – by observation of the world around you. The trick is to know what to look for.
I recently read a few books by Ben Cardall.
In the field of Mentalism, he is, in my opinion, at the forefront of the deductionist subculture. He is one of a small group who are not satisfied to simply make their
PLEASE NOTE: This item is a digital download ,Gimmick not included