Hypnotist Krystyna Lennon – Live Interview
Hypnotist Krystyna Lennon Talks about her journey performing hypnosis on Tv shows all over the world, what happened when her “Hypno dog” bit James Corden,
Grant Saunders
15th March 2021
Stage hypnosis has changed massively over the years. Gone are the days of people thinking it’s just pocket watches, clucking chickens, and embarrassing volunteers. Modern stage hypnosis is about communication, confidence, suggestion, audience management, and understanding how people respond in real time. And honestly? That’s exactly why learning stage hypnosis
Last week I had the pleasure of speaking at the SAM Business Expo at Cedar Court Hotel—and what an event it was. Over 90 Yorkshire businesses in one room. Proper mix as well—start-ups, established companies, people grafting, people growing, people figuring it out as they go. My kind of crowd.
A Proper Week on the Road as a Hypnotist This week’s been one of those where you look at it after and think… “How is this actually my job?” Not calm.Not quiet.But exactly how I like it. Kicking Off the Season Properly First show of the year at Whitemead Forest
One of the biggest worries I hear from bookers is this:“What if we don’t have enough people for a proper hypnosis show?” It’s a fair concern, especially if you’re picturing big theatre shows with a full stage and ten volunteers at once. But the truth is, hypnosis doesn’t work on
Planning entertainment for a conference can be challenging. Attendees have already sat through presentations, workshops, and long discussions, and attention levels can dip as the day goes on. The right entertainment needs to re-energise the room without feeling disruptive or out of place. That’s why successful conference entertainment isn’t about
Hypnotist Krystyna Lennon Talks about her journey performing hypnosis on Tv shows all over the world, what happened when her “Hypno dog” bit James Corden,