Six Acro Index (Stage) Dry Erase by Blake Vogt

These six innocent index cards can open the door to some really strong effects. A breeze to handle and can be used over and over for dozens of various routines. But the one routine that made it well worth the price is the 100th monkey. Now if you are not familiar with the 100th Monkey then you will definitely need it to learn the basic routine. It is one of the most fascinating effects to come down the pike. It has gotten a lot of attention, and can really leave audiences speechless. It will allow you to invite an audience member to join you where you then proceed to remove their ability to read common and simple words. It’s incredibly funny and startling at the same time. After performing it just a few times I thought could it be even more powerful. That’s where the acro index cards come in. While the props that are included with 100th Monkey definitely get the job done, you can take it to the edge with these index cards. I wanted more control over just what words I wanted my spectator to be unable to read. I wanted them to not be able to read their own name. And many other chosen words that are specific to the chosen person. It gives you the choice and control over the personal theatrics. You can switch with absolute ease what they can and can’t read. It is a brilliant gimmick and dry erase makes it invaluable to this routine and many others. So you will need to learn the 100th Monkey and other great stuff it teaches, but you need the acronym index dry erase to have complete control over what words are used. The whole routine pairs really well with the outstanding card effect Blur. If you choose to present it as a form of hypnosis. Six stars. If it came with seven index cards then I’de give it 7 stars. It’s that good. Steve R

These six innocent index cards can open the door to some really strong effects. A breeze to handle and can be used over and over for dozens of various routines. But the one routine that made it well worth the price is the 100th monkey. Now if you are not familiar with the 100th Monkey then you will definitely need it to learn the basic routine. It is one of the most fascinating effects to come down the pike. It has gotten a lot of attention, and can really leave audiences speechless. It will allow you to invite an audience member to join you where you then proceed to remove their ability to read common and simple words. It’s incredibly funny and startling at the same time. After performing it just a few times I thought could it be even more powerful. That’s where the acro index cards come in. While the props that are included with 100th Monkey definitely get the job done, you can take it to the edge with these index cards. I wanted more control over just what words I wanted my spectator to be unable to read. I wanted them to not be able to read their own name. And many other chosen words that are specific to the chosen person. It gives you the choice and control over the personal theatrics. You can switch with absolute ease what they can and can’t read. It is a brilliant gimmick and dry erase makes it invaluable to this routine and many others. So you will need to learn the 100th Monkey and other great stuff it teaches, but you need the acronym index dry erase to have complete control over what words are used. The whole routine pairs really well with the outstanding card effect Blur. If you choose to present it as a form of hypnosis. Six stars. If it came with seven index cards then I’de give it 7 stars. It’s that good. Steve R