SleightfulMeasure For Measure by Iain Bailey Review.
In 'Measure For Measure' by Iain Bailey, a magician uses a tape measure to predict where a spectator will say 'stop' as it's pulled out. Steve Faulkner reviews this clever trick, praising its simplicity, humor, and stage-friendly design, though he notes a few limitations like angle sensitivity and the prop's weight.
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Key points
The trick is simple and quick, making it great for stage or parlour performances.
It uses a gimmicked tape measure, which is well-made but sharp—handle with care.
Best suited for medium-sized audiences; may not work well for very large crowds or close-up.
Includes multiple routines, including a fun version for kids' parties.
Requires some practice to master the handling, especially the less easy version.
The prop is heavy, so carrying it around might be inconvenient.