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Although Vincent has not yet released his routine, we did speak in private and we are both content that our methods differ. The Solution CREDITS & INSPIRATION: Whilst I believed that the ‘spectator solve’ routine was unique with me, it appears that I was pipped to the post by an Australian magician by the name of, Vincent Kuo.

CubeFX by Karl Hein and John George For those who would prefer a free resource for this, I would highly recommend taking a look at the following link (which, incidentally, is where I first learned to solve the cube).

The best tutorials I have come across to date, are detailed on the Note: Whilst the ability to solve a Rubik Cube is not strictly required to perform this effect, it may be wise for you to learn how to do so, as a precautionary step (should your cube become unintentionally mixed prior to, during or after your performance). By combining a healthy mix of visual, audible and verbal deceptions, I finally managed to create a routine, in which a random spectator is seemingly able to solve a regular cube by turning it behind their back. After playing around with this idea for several months, the solution (pardon the pun), hit me out of the blue.

Whilst I still enjoy performing Mark’s effect from time to time, I had always longed for a more personal routine, one in which the spectator themselves would seemingly be able to solve the cube. Side Note: My very first standing ovation, was received after a performance of ‘Rubik Remembered’. As such, it is very easy to understand why we get such great responses to those effects which culminate with a fully solved cube.

Almost everyone I have ever met has tried to solve one at some point in their life and, luckily for us, the vast majority have failed. Audiences the world over are not only very familiar with the Rubik Cube, they are also under the false impression that these are very difficult to solve.

In the past, I have played with several of the most popular, cube based magic and mental effects most notably, ‘Rubik Remembered’ by Mark Elsdon, ‘The Cube’ by Takamiz Usui and Cube 3 by Steven Brundage. THESOLUTION by Michael Murray INTRODUCTION: As a self-confessed lover of puzzles, I am certainly no stranger to the Rubik Cube. For television performance rights and further information, please contact No part of this book may be reproduced in any form without written permission from the author. Copyright 2017 by Michael Murray All rights reserved.