– Christmas Party Entertainment Ideas in 2013 –
What are the best Christmas party entertainment ideas in 2013? A better question is what are Christmas party entertainment ideas in 2013 that are affordable? An even more important question is what are the Christmas party entertainment ideas in 2013that are affordable AND going to thoroughly entertain the guests?
The growing trend over the past couple of years seems to suggest that psychological mind reading is what people are really enjoying and it is one of the more affordable forms of entertainment.
Essentially, a psychological mind reader doesn’t commune with the dead, predict the future or have anything to do with the paranormal. What they do is create the illusion that they can read minds by using as selection of psychology, soft sciences, analysis and a few other things. It doesn’t sound too exciting, but that’s until you see it in action. Which you will get the chance to do further down this page.
Thoughts, words, images can all be pulled from the minds of your guests with a glance or a stare from the mind reader. The mind reader may even be able to make your guests forget things, and influence their choices.
Due to the nature of psychological mind reading it can be performed in large venues as a stage show, around the tables during a seated event or even mix and mingle where the venue may be smaller, or guests are standing.
The past few years have been manic, in a good way, for the industry as most professional mind readers have been fully booked from mid-November right through to Christmas day. If you want to grab some of this great entertainment, just go to the contact page and get a custom quote today. Even if you don’t book right away we will hold the date for you, so that it’s safe.
Christmas Party Entertainment Ideas in 2013 – Little Gift
It wouldn’t be fair to tell you what the best of the best Christmas party entertainment ideas in 2013 are, and how great Paul Brook Mind Reader is without giving you a little something to make your jaws drop. So here’s a little early Christmas gift for you, Paul Brook mind reading on the streets with strangers: