Every magician fears performing The Bullet Catch: the deadliest trick in all of magic. Twelve magicians have died attempting it. Steve Cohen fears he may be number 13. Now, there are magic tricks ...

Since its introduction in the late 1500s, many magicians have perished on stage doing the trick, as detailed in Ben Robinson's 1986 book Twelve Have Died: Bullet Catching—The Story & Secrets.

By the end of the hour, one of them has agreed to shoot him in the face. Bullet Catch is more than just a stunt. The backbone of the show is the story of William Henderson, a 19th-century magician ...

At one point during Rob Drummond's one-man theatrical magic show, "Bullet Catch" – a UMS presentation that had its opening night Wednesday – he offers the audience the chance to learn how a ...

The Bullet Catch is one of the great stage shows often performed by illusionists and magicians. The performer chooses a volunteer to shoot a bullet at them and they catch it in their mouth. It should ...

The human quest for knowledge, the secret of happiness and the need to connect with our fellow beings all come into play as Drummond builds towards the infamous ‘bullet catch’ – a ...

It builds, naturally, to the notoriously dangerous trick that gives the show its title: the “bullet catch”, in which the magician appears to catch between his teeth a bullet fired, live ...

So dangerous that even Houdini didn’t dare it, the bullet catch has claimed many lives since its inception in 1613. In this nail-biter, the acclaimed writer and performer Rob Drummond attempts ...

Bullet Catch is appearing at the Arts Club Revue Stage as part of this year’s PuSh International Performing Arts Festival. Written and performed by Glaswegian Rob Drummond, it looks like a solo ...