Give Your Group or Audience The Gift Of Laughter...
Leave Them Rolling With Laughter In The Aisles
By Master Hypnotist Joe DeVito, a Bonafide National Touring Performer

Joe DeVito's shows start as low as $700 and range to $4000 - depending on location,
and any special needs of event (Call 617-389-5231 Today or Email him now for a quote)

Understand How To Find A Good Hypnotist

With so many choices, it can be a difficult task trying to separate the quality performers from the Weekend Wonders when choosing a comedy stage hypnotist entertainer for your event. If you've never hired a professional stage hypnotist before, please allow this information to offer the following insight to selecting your next stage hypnotist whether it is Joe DeVito - New England's #1 Hypnotist or someone else.

First of all, keep in mind all hypnotists are not equal in their abilities, and hiring a stage hypnotist based on the cheapest fee is a mistake, in more ways than you will understand until after your event fails.

Understand, yes, there are plenty of hypnotists who sell themselves for the lowest fee, and unfortunately it is found to be the primary consideration when hiring a hypnotist, comedian or any other stage act. But before you do - You should really think about it. This is not where you want to cut costs and meet budget restraints. If you cannot afford a good stage hypnotist like Joe DeVito - New England's #1 Stage Hypnotist, I suggest not to hire one at all. Let me explain why I feel so strongly...

Stage Hypnosis is one of the last greatest form of stage entertainment and when used properly, by a real stage hypno entertainer it truly can be entertaining. Stage hypnotism is a unique stage production which requires a real sound system, special skills by the hypnotist, and certain crowd conditions for a successful stage hypnosis show. What separates a true quality act from the poor quality act is largely based on the professionalism, experience, and credentials of the stage hypnotist - like Joe DeVito - New England's #1 Stage Hypnotist. Over the years, the entertainment field has become saturated with weekend-wonders who take study hypnotism through a weekend training course, hang a shingle, and follow by buying a flashy website proclaiming them to be the world's greatest hypnotist! These weekend performing stage hypnotists are easy to spot to the trained eye, but sometimes not so easy for the inexperienced entertainment buyer. That's why I urge you to only hire a professional - like myself or not at all.

Profits through good entertainment is your objective, and not all stage hypnotists have the ability to bring the crowds or keep the crowds once the performance begins. In fact, some are very lousy.

Don't be fooled - there are standards - one such organization which has been around since 1951 is set through the National Guild of Hypnotists. They are one of the leading authorities for stage hypnotism and those who practice it.

Weekend Wonders are out there and barely know what they are doing, yet pass themselves off as 'professional' hypnotists. Half-way through the show, or when something goes a muck, is when you realize this louse is less than the professional you paid for and showcased as a stage hypnotist.

It is not always easy to spot the Weekend Wonder when hiring, but here are a few hints to be looking for when interviewing. For one, they are low bidders. Just ask stage hypnotists what their performance fee is for stage hypnotist show. The low bidder is the one whose fee is way lower than everyone else. That's how he gets work and takes advantage of the average person. He's not professional enough to charge the standard going rate, so he'll charge half the fee of a good stage hypnotist. The catch is you are likely to receive half the entertainment you hired as well.

As I said before, hiring a professional stage hypnotist is not the type of entertainment where you want to cut costs. Think about what's on the line for you:

• For one, YOUR professional image...
  Do you want to risk your reputation for a one night gig?
  
  
• For another, the image and integrity of your company or group
  trying to raise critical dollars for a non-profit.
  
  
• Also consider your guests, friends and co-workers alike.
  They paid you earnest cash for a wonderful experience.