The reason why David does the Deathsaw so often and not Flying depends on where he is performing. The setup of Flying required a fairly large stage (this is all I'm going to say), which is not always what David gets. Whereas the Deathsaw only requires a stage large enough to hold the saw, the table, and the timer.One: David's entrance illusion. A large piece of cloth is lowered by wires onto a raised, flat surface, then slowly raised again, and David appears standing on the surface.
The Laser: David gets cut in half (at his waist) by a laser beam. His body is visibly separated from his legs, and he grabs onto his legs and walks around before restoring himself
The Fan: David and an assistant walks through a large industrial fan, turning into clouds of smoke, then instantaneously rematerializes in the middle of the audience.
Cardiographic: ...dunno. haven't seen it yet...
Dancing Ties: ...dunno. haven't seen it yet...
Squeezebox: David lies horizontally in a box on a table with his head, arms, and feet remaining outside of the box. Using his arms, he pulls his head and feet towards the middle as the box gets shorter and shorter until the box is so short that it appears david's legs and body disappeared. looks like his head is attached to his arms which is attached to his feet. ...hard to explain...gotta go see it
Test Conditions: ...dunno. haven't seen it yet...
Moon Interactive: ...dunno. haven't seen it yet...
Webster Duck Bucket: ...dunno. haven't seen it yet...
Thirteen: David's Grand Finale. He makes 13 random volunteers from the audience disappear on stage. (last I heard, David added a new "twist" to this illusion, but I don't know what it is).
-TKO
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