Cube Through Head by David Penn

Effect

The 'Cube Through Head' trick creates the illusion that a Rubik's Cube passes through a participant's head. The magician shows two empty tubes and places the cube inside one tube, pressing it against the participant's head. After a countdown, the cube appears to move through the head, leaving the participant and audience amazed.

Full details

The trick uses a net, two tubes, and a Rubik's Cube. The magician demonstrates that the tubes are empty before placing the cube inside one tube. The cube is pressed against the participant's head, and after a brief moment, it seems to pass through the head. The effect relies on clever gimmicks and misdirection to create the illusion.

Who should consider the trick

This trick is ideal for magicians who perform stage or close-up magic and want a visual and surprising effect. It works well for audiences of all ages and can be a great addition to a magician's repertoire. However, it requires specific props and setup, so it may not be suitable for those who prefer impromptu tricks.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The 'Cube Through Head' trick is relatively easy to perform once the setup is complete. The magician needs to handle the props carefully and use misdirection effectively. The trick does not require advanced sleight of hand, making it accessible to magicians of varying skill levels.

What magicians say

Craig from magic-tv describes the trick as "visual and surprising," noting that it relies on clever gimmicks and misdirection. He mentions that the trick requires specific props and setup but praises its impact on the audience. In another review, Craig and Ryland highlight the practicality and fun factor of the trick, though they note the need for an additional net. Overall, magicians find the 'Cube Through Head' to be a fun and engaging stage illusion.