About the book: 1958 / Both in the circus and on the stage, spectators really love to watch magicians. This seems completely natural: a good magician always involves the audience in the action, makes them not only witnesses, but also participants in their acts. And this is not only because two or three volunteers enter the arena or stage to assist the artist, but mainly because magicians, perhaps like no other artists, require active spectators. The book by the famous magician, founder of the circus dynasty Emil Fedorovich Kio. Contains information about the history of the genre and a lot of practical advice for novice illusionists