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The Lecture Notes of Robert Baxt (frequently published under flagship lecture titles like Stabbed in the Baxt) serve as a masterclass syllabus in the psychology of commercial comedy magic. Authored by FISM award-winning comedy magician and Hollywood comedy writer Robert Baxt, these instructional manuscripts bypass standard, over-complicated finger-flinging card tricks. Instead, they focus entirely on high-impact, real-world audience entertainment, scripts, and business strategies for the working professional.
Rather than filling pages with dry technical diagrams, Baxt delivers an action-oriented playbook packed with audience-tested routines, verbal gags, punchlines, and practical "savers" designed to salvage a show if a technical trick ever fails.
The Lecture Notes of Robert Baxt (frequently published under flagship lecture titles like Stabbed in the Baxt) serve as a masterclass syllabus in the psychology of commercial comedy magic. Authored by FISM award-winning comedy magician and Hollywood comedy writer Robert Baxt, these instructional manuscripts bypass standard, over-complicated finger-flinging card tricks. Instead, they focus entirely on high-impact, real-world audience entertainment, scripts, and business strategies for the working professional.
Rather than filling pages with dry technical diagrams, Baxt delivers an action-oriented playbook packed with audience-tested routines, verbal gags, punchlines, and practical "savers" designed to salvage a show if a technical trick ever fails.