I have had a lot of fun with this effect through out the years and it plays with all age groups.

After watching Chris Capehart DVD I think I might have to rework how I perfom it.

John

Give it shot, I'll think you'll like the reaction. I'm think I'm going to make it my closer in my festival shows this summer. With a challenge thrown out there, this is a lot of fun. Good luck.

Derrick

When I was doing a style of magic which supported it,
I preformed Fraidy Cat Rabbit in almost every show...
every ADULT show I did, mind you.

It was a piece I was amazed to find played as well for adults as it did children!

Sometimes I mention something like,
"Oh, I didn't know I brought this, well let me show it to you anyway."
and away we'd go, I never had a bad moment with the prop no matter the audience,
of course you have to keep your "grown up" voice going and change your presentation style, but it worked even at a corporate gig level.

I mourn some of my old favorite friends which are long gone
as they did not make the cuts when my performance style and persona changed radically over a decade ago.

Best of luck!
Walt

I did it for a teenage audience about a week ago...and it killed...It is a VERY deceptive trick with tons of potential! I have one of the older versions with the door handle switch and no magnets...I like it better than the newer ones offered.

How bout 6 to 660 this is just a great effect played right it can work for almost any age