Behold! Stephan Oschrowski’s ‘Lost Luggage’: Transform readily available items into mind-blowing mentalism! A hotel room turns into a stage! Discover the secrets within!
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Stephan Oschrowski – Lost Luggage
Imagine this: You’re booked for a 30-minute mentalism show, but disaster strikes—your luggage is lost on the plane. It’s Sunday, and all shops are closed. No props, no special wallets, no magnets, glue, scissors, thumb tips, or nail writers. You have literally nothing. What would you do?
Necessity is the mother of invention. Stephan Oschrowski faced this exact scenario and turned it into an opportunity to create something extraordinary. Lost Luggage is a complete act of high-impact mentalism that is so practical, you’ll find yourself using it even when you have access to your regular props.
Why Choose Lost Luggage?
- Versatile Performance: Perfect for both parlor situations and stage performances.
- No Special Props Needed: Uses everyday items you can find in your hotel room or borrow from the venue.
- High Impact: Delivers a powerful mentalism experience that will leave your audience in awe.
Whether you’re a seasoned mentalist or just starting out, Lost Luggage offers a unique and engaging performance that will captivate your audience and elevate your act. Don’t let a lost luggage situation ruin your show—turn it into an unforgettable experience!
Imagine you are booked to do a 30 minute mentalism show and all your luggage gets lost on the plane. It is Sunday and all shops are closed. What would you do without your props, without special wallets, magnets, glue, scissors, thumb tips or nail writers – literally without anything?
Necessity is the mother of invention. Stefan once had to cope with such a situation and this is what he came up with. A complete act of high impact mentalism that is so practical you will use it even if you can rely on your regular props.
Lost Luggage can be performed in parlor situations as well as on stage with nothing but the props you will find in your hotel room or borrow from the venue you are performing in. Â
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