The Wizard has a surfboard resting between two tall Conga
Drums. A young lady from the audience is lifted up and reclines
on her side, facing the audience. The Wizard plays on the right
Conga Drum, then removes it. Then the Wizard goes to the left
Conga drum, plays on it a minute and removes it, also. The
surfboard, complete with the young lady, is now suspended in the
air.
While the Wizard plays a dance beat on the Congas, an
apprentice dressed in an islander's shaman outfit, complete with
grass skirt and large wooden mask, dances on stage with a hoop
and passes it completely over and around the surfboard and its
occupant.
The Wizard increases the tempo of the drums and the surfboard
begins to rise into the air as the shaman dances around and
around. The surfboard and young lady begin to descend and the
shaman takes the drums away from the Wizard who walks offstage.
The shaman places the drums beneath the surfboard and it
continues to descend to rest on top of them as the shaman plays
maracas or another shaman-like instrument. The shaman shakes the
maracas all around the young lady, then helps her to sit up and
get down from the surfboard. He brings the young lady out to
receive applause, and as she does, he removes his mask... it is
the Wizard!
