HYPNOSIS - The Show

Gregg's #1 goal when working with you is to help turn your event into a wildly entertaining, unforgettable experience! Not only will your audience be treated to a show that they are going to love, but when working with Gregg the process will be easy and stress-free.

The show itself features incredible mentalism and 'mind-reading' (no...Gregg is not actually a mind-reader), that will amaze your audience. From there, Gregg invites volunteers from your audience onstage to be hypnotized. While hypnotized, they will begin to believe the wildest of suggestions, responding as if they are really happening! They might find themselves becoming fighter pilots, seeing bigfoot walk through the crowd, or showing off their best moves in the dace contest championship. All the time, your audience is watching their friends, family, and coworkers become the stars!

Every show is safe and family-friendly, and every guest onstage will have an incredible (and very positive) experience.

HYPNOSIS-The Show is an amazing program that will have your audience amazed and walking away with unforgettable memories.

Gregg Pruett has been on stages throughout the US, Canada and parts of Europe. He started in the world of entertainment as a musician. While touring, one thing led to another and he was introduced to the world of hypnosis. It immediately caught his attention, and there was no looking back. Now, as a stage hypnotist he brings a unique entertainment experience that blends mentalism, hypnosis, and interactive comedy. His #1 goal is to help people turn events into a wildly entertaining and unforgettable experience. When not on stage, Gregg also works with clients using hypnosis for change; working primarily with athletes. He also can be found spending time with his wife and their three kids.

During booking process, Gregg is available to discuss specific needs and answer questions that may arise. Generally, Entertainment Buyer must provide the following:
• Secure performing area, preferably elevated (minimum 12'x24', larger if possible)
• 15 armless, non-rolling chairs
• Adequate sound system - strong enough to carry full room
• Adequate lighting for performing area
• 4 volunteers to assist performance if stage is not secure (ex. small stage with no safety railing)
• 1 small table near performing area
• Private changing room