A hands-off prediction the audience made themselves. Sweet, visual, impossible to real audiences.

To performers, the method is well-known. But what Kenton's student David J. Greene does with it is a whole other story.

You probably know David's work from Kenton's writings, including in the important tome KENTON PRINCIPLES.

David is renown for being practical, entertaining, and easy to understand in his explanations.

This is a practical and ingenious use of a classic principle. Finally it is worth doing again!

 

EFFECT: 

A clear jar of candy sits in full view from the very beginning, with a handwritten

prediction visibly sealed inside.

 

Multiple spectators make free, shouted-out choices. The entire audience follows along,

watching the process unfold in real time. Everything is fair and open.

 

A spectator removes the sealed prediction.

It matches perfectly.

 

Then the routine kicks into high gear.

 

The jar itself becomes part of the revelation, turning the ending into a visual, physical

impossibility — and a souvenir that leaves with the audience.

 

SWEET-ISH is a fully scripted, field-tested routine built for working performers who

want:

 

✔ A strong, hands-off prediction

✔ Big audience involvement

✔ A clear, visual prop

✔ Built-in comedy

✔ A double-kicker ending

✔ Easy reset and repeatability

 

Plays big. Packs small.

And best of all — the audience is convinced they did it, because they did!

 

If you want a commercial prediction routine with a memorable, tangible ending,

SWEET-ISH delivers.