I have the video tape Three Ropes and a Baby by Richard Sanders. I just started working on it and would like to know if anyone else does this routine and what do you think of it?

Thanks, J

Don't know yet, but the postal delivery person had better show up with mine today...

I am still learning it and haven't performed it yet but it looks like a fun routine that should play well.

I've had it for years. It's a great routine and Sanders is very funny. There is another topic around somewhere on this. Do a search (might be in the archives) to see what others have said about it.

Hi Jeff:

I have it, but haven't learned it yet. MagicSmith had an online demo, and it was terrific. I think I like it even better than Daryl's rope routine.

Ron

Mine arrived yesterday and I have to give it some time and play with it...

I have been learning this routine for about a week now. I keep practicing a module until I have it down cold, and then I move to the next phase, adding the previously learned piece. I have had the whole routine down for about two days now and I have performed it in front of my video camera to see where I need work, specifically.

I have to say, a few of the phases look great, even in my hands! A few, however, need polishing. I am at the point where I understand what the reason is for each move, and what it is supposed to look like to the audience. This is very important to this (and any) routine.

I really enjoyed learning it. I already knew Professor's Nightmare and had performed that for ages. This just makes it better. It is a really well-put-together routine that has LOTS of room for bits of business. I am going to start tackling the patter and make it mine. This is going to be a fun thing to perform!

Jay