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The Hokey Polka
A comedy illusion performed to a Weird Al Yankovic polka.
The pretty fraulein is placed in a wine barrel and ends up in a beer barrel
in a magical penetration through steel bars and a one-inch hole.
And, yes, we dance a polka! |

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Voo Doo Dali
A self portrait becomes the victim of comic antics when a Salvador
Dali voo doo
doll is burned, pierced, and more. Melting watches, levitating
objects, and dripping paint are all part of this cool new
routine. |
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Psychic Socks (Now a 'highlight' in the show)
Charles' socks become a comedy prediction illusion when three members
of the audience choose a colored sock from a clothesline and the match
magically falls from the line. |
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Keyhole Appearance
The new way Charles will enter the stage for the first time is inside
an enormous keyhole that until the last moment is completely empty. |
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Dancing Butterflies
Tissue paper butterflies and bright fireflies float and dance
around a weeping willow tree. They get caught in a jar and
burst out to fly all around. |

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Paintball Bullet Catch
BACH, Charles Bach. A 007 inspired routine where an audience member fires a paint ball gun directly at Charles
and he will catch the paintball in his mouth. Danger, excitement, and magic! |

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Flying Kite
This routine has Charles putting all the pieces of a kite together with
vanishes, appearances, changes of color, and much more to create a kite
that actually flies on-stage. |
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Wind Chimes Prediction
An illusion performed with only sound. Two sets of hand-tuned chimes are
used to create a piece of original music. We quickly learn that Charles
knew all along the piece of music that an audience member was
going to create. |
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Car Production
Charles sets the stage for a road trip with a scenic backdrop and miniature
road for a small, remote-controlled VW Bug. He makes the small car grow
into a large one in seconds on a fully lit stage with no black curtain....and
drives away. |
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Finale Flying Kite
Charles grabs the tail of a huge version of his opening kite and flies off...only to appear somewhere
else shortly after |
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