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A bit of Blu Tack on my desk briefly comes to life as a cat and tries to grab my attention.

This is the routine I used in my audition to join the Magic Circle, but performed a week later with my family because I can't have the recording of the actual one.

Ed's Magic Circle exam routine with 3½ weeks to go

I've always thought that John Finnemore's song of all the European capital cities must have been fun to write, so I set all the capitals of the Americas to same tune. Can confirm, it is fun. John Finnemore's original European song: ua-cam.com/video/w8Oxg9zPUBE/v-deo.html LYRICS: Buenos Aires is the capital for all the Argentines. It’s Kingstown for St Vincent and the little Grenadines. Take awa...

At my work Christmas party in 2017 I did some magic alongside the legendary Jamie Raven, in front of 1,500 people! It was amazing. This is the Professor's Nightmare, roughly the same way I performed it at MaryFest four years earlier but with a snappier ending.

Ed discovers something weird about the coffee cups piling up in his room. Based on an effect by David Regal, which I think he calls "Flying Over Washington".

For Zoe Griffiths's card puzzle at ua-cam.com/video/8I1OCqX93XI/v-deo.html This is how you can put any square number of cards into a permutation where the longest ascending/descending subsequence has length √n. Lay them out in a square, then gather them up again from the bottom row up. · Any ascending sequences can have at most one card from each column, because we gather each column in descend...

For Zoe Griffiths's card puzzle at ua-cam.com/video/8I1OCqX93XI/v-deo.html This is how you can put any square number of cards into a permutation where the longest ascending/descending subsequence has length √n. Lay them out in a square, then gather them up again from the bottom row up. · Any ascending sequences can have at most one number from each column, because we follow each column in desce...

Part of my magic retelling of the film Moana at my daughter's 3rd birthday. In this segment, Mini-Maui comes to life and transforms into any chosen animal. It's my version of Dan Harlan's trick Card Toon. Took me blooming ages to design all those card backs. Newfound respect for animators.

Christmas Eve 2018. Our wildlife caught a shadowy figure on the roof climbing down a chimney.

Heath River fishing

My spot at MaryFest 2013: a rope trick, ending with an attempt at adapting Prof Richard Wiseman's video "The Prediction". Didn't quite work. I blame Wiseman.

Sirmione is a medieval walled town in the middle of a lake. There's only one way through, and it wasn't designed with cars in mind...

Edward and Carly skydiving over Dubai

Carmen in 40 seconds

Abseiling down Battersea Power Station

Krypton Factor assault course

Duke of Perth with EdReels