The Untouchables by John Bannon

The Untouchables is Bannon’s updated and modernized revision of Tony Faro’s ‘Spectator Magician’ ‘popularized by the inimitable Daryl as ‘Untouched’. Bannon has made it a truly untouched miracle. The Untouchables is so hands-off that you can confidently perform it over video chat, or from across the other side of a table. (I WILL be performing this at our family Christmas Dinner!!).

Bannon’s bankable penchant for streamlined yet elegant methods is on full display here. Your spectator shuffles, cuts and eliminates cards all without a single physical intervention from you. When the routine reaches it’s inevitable conclusion, the spectator will be gobsmacked that THEY performed this themselves.

100% Self Working - No sleight of hand
100% Impromptu - No setup
Works with any borrowed, shuffled deck in use (even an incomplete deck)!
You NEVER touch the cards
Works over video call / phone call / in person / on stage!
Perform from the other side of the world
Running Time 17min

"A fantastic effect and improvement on a piece popularized by Daryl. John has seriously ramped up this effect. I love it!!!" John Carey

"Another baffling brain bender from John Bannon. Virtual mind-reading at its best." John Guastaferro

"The Untouchables is classic Bannon: brilliantly structured, efficient, and totally fooling. He’s taken a great trick and cranked up the awesomeness factor to 11." Cameron Francis

"Bannon is back and doing what he does best. Taking a piece of magic, cutting out all the b@!*shit and making it a stone cold killer" Alan Rorrison

"Bannon has a gift for stripping away the unnecessary, adding deception and leaving you with gold!, 10/10 for online and real world work." Steven Palmer

"Being a Chicago magician you knew John Bannon had to release a trick titled 'Untouchable'. (He beat me to it!) In John's version of Tony Faro’s ‘Spectator Magician’ he’s gotten rid of the 'risky' spectator handling and added a wonderfully deceptive mixing sequence. Bannon’s 'Untouched' is simply unbeatable!" Tom Dobrowolski