Here you have something more than an effect, much more than two effects, here you have probably the most complete routine you've ever seen.

Dice shows three different colors of a perfect size to do it even in theaters.

The dice are very simple to stack, but it is difficult if instead of a square element, we introduce one round, like an orange.

Now it is much more difficult to stack the dice.

Using all the elements, we will have to conduct an experiment.

Enter the blue given in a box, and let the sight of everyone.

Then enter the red die into a tube, then orange and finally enter the given green, orange thus be between the two dice into the tube.

Now he borrows a ticket to someone in the audience, which can be signed, fold it a little, and magically transform it into a role where writing will "worth an orange".

Depending on the value of the ticket that you have given them they will come out cheaper or more expensive dessert.

He says that right is to give the viewer the orange that rewards your voucher, but by lifting the tube where previously introduced the orange and dice, three dice are stacked, and there is no trace of the fruit.

Now, cleanly open the box you put aside and containing the blue die, and when opened what appears inside is orange.

But the best part comes now, because when cut the orange in half appears inside this ticket provided initially by the viewer and is signed.

The effect is stunning, simple to perform, professional, and with a production of extraordinary quality.