Lo and Behold.. You did it again.. This is already the third surprise today! First you took leave, next my surprise Vongola, and now the tickets!! And it's the front seat! Oh baby, can you imagine how happy am i now?!! And to add to my "Surprise-0f-the-day", you are knocking off early today!!

KILLER: In an “unplugged” moment of pure sleight-of-hand Copperfield performs “close-up” magic with a lethal black African scorpion. One of the most original, startling—and dangerous—effects ever, this unforgettable display of sleight-of-hand presents Copperfield with a true challenge to his will and dexterity, in a test not to be tried at home.

THE FAN: David walked through the Great Wall of China. This time, he’ll do it with an element of danger. David attempts to walk through a two-story tall high powered industrial fan in full view of the audience, proving that dreams can dissolve barriers.

SQUEEZEBOX: Copperfield takes liposuction to a whole new level as the six-foot-one “King of Magic” gets squeezed into a bite-size piece that could fit into a Prada shoebox.

THE LOTTERY: Inspired by David’s grandfather’s unfilled dream, “The Lottery” is an astonishing epic of brain-busters. Copperfield involves the entire audience, and shares his secret technique for predicting the winning numbers of “The Lottery.”

DEATH SAW: Possibly the most deadly illusion ever conceived. David must cheat death every night while attempting to escape being strapped and shackled down underneath an enormous unstoppable spinning saw blade. Copperfield’s only way of escape is to pick the locks in record time, before the blade tears him apart using only a hairpin borrowed from a volunteer in the audience.

MOTORCYCLE: Copperfield brings visual magic to a new level by vanishing a brand new Harley Davidson motorcycle, suspended in air while he is still on it.
“David Copperfield: WORLD OF WONDER” is an affecting, life-changing event that reaches into the audiences’ minds and hearts, and takes them on a feast of wish fulfillment. Displaying his off-the-cuff brand of humor, Copperfield breaks new ground in “WORLD OF WONDER” and takes his art to a grand yet intimate - personal yet universal - dimension for an evening of wonders that will never be forgotten, on the 2nd and 3rd November only, at the Singapore Indoor Stadium.

More on David Copperfield - Magical Highlights:

• David Copperfield vanished an airplane surrounded by a ring of spectators.
  
  
• He made the Statue of Liberty disappear before a live audience of New Yorkers and a home television audience estimated at over 50 million.
  
  
• During his eighth annual special, Copperfield walked through the Great Wall of China, as thousands of live spectators looked on.
  
  
• He levitated himself across the Grand Canyon.
  
  
• He became the first person to escape from Alcatraz.
  
  
• He escaped from an imploding building and survived a plunge over the precipice of Niagara Falls.
  
  
• Copperfield made a seventy-ton Orient Express train car vanish in mid-air above a circle of witnesses.
  
  
• He defied gravity, unlocking the mystery of human flight, in his milestone illusion, "Flying."
  
  
• In "Fires Of Passion," one of Copperfield's television specials, he hung ten storey high with burning ropes wearing a straight jacket above a bed of flaming spikes - the escape that not even Houdini would attempt.
  
  
• Although perhaps best known for the "grand illusion," Copperfield is also a master of pure sleight-of-hand. In "Fires of Passion," he destroyed and restored the famous Honus Wagner baseball card, worth well over a million dollars, in front of its admittedly nervous owner, hockey great Wayne Gretsky.
  
  
• The average time it takes Copperfield to create a new illusion, from conception to performance is two and a half years. "Flying" took over seven years to develop.
  
  
• He has been knighted by the French government, receiving the Chevalier of Arts and Letters and has received an honorary doctorate of Humane Letters from Fordham University.
  
  
• Copperfield owns the International Museum and Library of the Conjuring Arts, the world's largest repository of antiquarian books, magic, illusions, and other ephemera on magic and the allied arts.
  
  
• He has performed seven times for Presidents of the United States.
  
  
• In 1995, Copperfield was given a star and inducted into the Hollywood Boulevard Walk of Fame.
  
  
• He has published two books: Tales of the Impossible, an anthology of original fiction set in the world of magic and illusion, on which he collaborated with Ray Bradbury, Dean Koontz, Joyce Carol Oates and others; and Beyond Imagination (anthology part 2).
  
  
• Copperfield has been honored with a wax likeness of him in Madame Tussaud's in London.

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