Trey
had a full house and an enthusiastic audience for his triumphant senior
project performance. On Friday night, April 25, 2003, the house lights
went down at 8:00 p.m., the start of 45 minutes of magic, wonder and
amazement. Trey appeared out of thin air and then produced two charming
assistants, Mary and Carolyn, with the wave of a cloth. He submitted
to being handcuffed inside of a suspended sword box, only to appear
moments later at the back of Mary Washington College's Klein Theatre.
His show also included mentalism (he divined his attractive volunteer
assistant's telephone number!), several exciting productions, vanishings
and swaps of Mary and Carolyn and a mind-boggling card routine in
which he divided a thoroughly shuffled deck of cards between two volunteer
assistants and then correctly identified which was holding each card.
Trey ended his show with a moving dedication to his Granddad (who
took him to his first Society of American Magicians meeting), creating
a magical snowstorm on stage and then vanishing along with his two
assistants. Fortunately, his diploma appeared shortly thereafter.
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