Friday 3rd September at
7.30pm
The Hypnotic Experience Show
Comedy Hypnotist, Steve Marshall, has been a stage hypnotist for over 15 years. Every passing year has seen the ‘Hypnotic Experience Show’ evolve into probably the most entertaining of all. Steve is a regular at many prestigious venues some of which include police stations and MOD sites.
Come and experience the most classic, the most vibrant, entertaining, funniest of hypnotic shows. This is a show 'not to be missed'!
Frequently Asked Questions
Can anyone be hypnotised?
Yes. Provided they have a reasonable level of concentration, are willing and prepared to learn how, any person is able to achieve a good depth of hypnotic sleep although this might not happen on the stage due to the time constraints.
Can I be hypnotised against my will?
Absolutely not! All hypnosis is a consent phenomenon and if you do not consent to being hypnotised then, quite simply, you will not be.
If I am hypnotised, can I be made to do something I don't want to do?
No. While hypnotised, you will be aware of what is being said, going on around you and what is happening to you and as a result your own moral code, which keeps you safe and well, will continue to do so and prevent anyone from taking advantage of you.
What if I cannot be woken?
That will not happen because when a person is hypnotised they can still hear the call to come back to the full waking state. they are not in a trance or unconscious, just deeply relaxed in the physical and mental sense.
Will I actually be asleep?
While the word sleep is used many times on the stage it isn't sleep in the accepted night time form. It is said to mean hypnotic sleep which is best described as - mind awake, body asleep. There is no sense of loss of consciousness or feeling zapped or spaced out; just a lovely sense of calm and peace.
Is it dangerous?
No. It is as safe and natural as the sleep you have every night.
Are the suggestions removed?
Yes, every suggestion is removed before the subjects leave the room as a matter of course. They are still themselves in every way when they go home.
Are there any side effects?
No, there are not. Hypnosis is a natural state of mind that every person experiences in a varied form every night. It is in fact the first stage of night sleep. In some people it loosens the inhibitions a little and allows the imagination a slightly greater rein and it is this that is used on the stage.
Do I have to be hypnotised if I go to the show?
Absolutely not! Only a certain number of people are required as subjects on stage. There still has to be an audience. If you wish to simply watch the show then do so and enjoy yourself.
A chance to see what others have said….
‘Marshall has presence and, the gift of the gab. There is little doubt that he has got what it takes – authority, aura, humour – to give fans of hypnosis the thrills they are looking for’ – The Stage
Excellent show !! feedback from people was that they hadn't laughed so much in a long, long time! - Treo Bar Café, Harwich.
The show went down a storm and we had so many great comments about it. Steve was a top performer and got the whole crowd involved with what was going on. Will be at the top of my list for any future bookings. East Leeds Lions MCC, Easter Rally 2009
‘Hilariously funny, not to be missed’ – EJ. Hitchin Herald
‘This was an excellent evening, difficult to describe in words! We had a superb turnout and everyone enjoyed themselves.’ – Buckden Village Club, Cambridgeshire
‘The evening was billed as entertainment and that is exactly what we got’ – Herts & Essex Observer
‘A great entertainer with a professional, genuine and hilarious hypnotic show’ – Maidstone Police Headquarters.
‘Specially chosen music triggered off hilarious escapades’ – Wisbech Standard
‘Everyone appreciated your professionalism and humour – you managed to find exactly the right level to get maximum results from your audience.’ – Linden Homes
“It was the third time Steve Marshall had played the Angler’s Arms and, like the others, he’d gone down a storm.’ – Derby Evening Telegraph
Thrilling’ – Hunts Post
‘One of Britains’s top stage hypnotists’ – BBC Radio
Tickets £10, £9 Friends of the Granville
