Magic Squared

Andi Gladwin's highly acclaimed close-up and parlor masterpiece takes the classic Magic Square to new heights. Many performers close their show with the Magic Square — and it's a worthy closer. But imagine how much stronger it is with "Magic Squared":
You show a stack of cards with numbers and you use a selected number to perform the magic square WITH the number cards. Every row, column, and diagonal adds up to the chosen number. You then show dozens of combinations of numbers that add up to the chosen number.
Every other Magic Square routine ends there to great applause. But where other Magic Squares end, "Magic Squared" is just getting started. You turn the board upside down to show that the same cards now add up to a second randomly selected number, creating a unique, incredible performance piece that is, truly, hard to top.
- No memory
- No mathematics
- No sleight of hand
- Perfect for close-up or parlor audiences
- A self working double magic square!
"A fresh take on an age old plot, rooted in real world performance." Luke Jermay
"If magic squares could take steroids this one would be banned! John Archer
Contains everything you need to perform this complete routine: specially designed number cards (printed by USPCC), special "clinging" material that allows cards to be displayed vertically without falling, and a DVD including full performance at The Magic Castle.*
Customer reviews for Magic Squared
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For those searching for a frame - keep in mind that the size you want is A3, not A4!!! What you receive is three pieces, each of which is A5 size, and they tile together into one A3 area.
Because of that you have an amazing effect which can build into a fantastic routine with a kicker ending like no other.
This is, in my opinion, the best magic square ever created and I can’t recommend it enough!
Perfect for parlour or stage shows. I often close with it.
What else can I say?
Andi has done what I thought was impossible and made the Magic Square entertaining!
The cards themselves handle perfectly, and will last a very long time. The routine itself is very easy to do, leaving you to focus on the presentation. You do need to buy a A3 frame, but you can pick these up very cheaply (mine was less than a tenner from Mr. Bezos’ online retail giant). From there the construction is childs’ play.
Thank you Andi for releasing this wonderful routine. I believe this is massively under-priced and is a fantastic addition to my parlour set.


