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Hypnotist Chris Cady’s Comedy Hypnosis Show At JA Nugget Hotel and Casino

Event Date: 
February 14, 2015 - 8:00pm

In celebration of Valentine’s Day, Saturday February 14, 2015 at 8 p.m. Comedy Hypnotist Chris Cady, will perform one show at, JA Nugget Hotel and Casino in Sparks. His show is called, “Chris Cady’s Hypnotize Your Valentine Comedy Hypnosis Show.”

The hilarious comedy hypnosis show is an adults only, outrageous, “naughty” comedy hypnosis show where audience members can volunteer to get hypnotized by Master Hypnotist Chris Cady and become the stars of the show. The volunteers then engage in some of the most outrageous antics ever seen on stage by everyday people.
According to Chris Cady who is also a Peak Performance Hypnotherapist and author of several hypnosis books and CDs, “The Valentine’s Day show is always a big hit. While many of my shows are clean and family friendly, on Valentine’s Day we get naughty and we get wild… without being filthy.”

“In this show I use, “fast trance hypnosis” to hypnotize people very quickly. They enter a profoundly relaxing state of mind and body and I get ordinary people to, ‘unleash the performer within’ and they get wild, have a great time and become the big stars of the show.”

“I am constantly asked, “What kind of person makes the best volunteer?”

“My reply is always the same: “WOMEN! Especially creative, artistic women. They LOVE the feeling of being hypnotized and they become very funny, and make for great volunteers.” Over the years I have hypnotized plenty of men too including entire football teams and U.S. Marines… but women are by far the most fun. On Valentine’s Day we get plenty of both sexes, but everyone will say that the women were the funniest.”
“You don’t have to volunteer to get hypnotized, but you will have more fun if you do. We are expecting a big turnout for this special Valentine’s Day Show so if you want to volunteer to get hypnotized, just be in the front and jump up and down when I ask for volunteers.”

Hypnotist Chris Cady resides in Reno Nevada and he had a 2 year run at the Pioneer Center For The Performing Arts followed by a 1 year run at a casino in South Lake Tahoe. He also performs for casinos, colleges, resorts and conventions all over the world.

Here are some quotes from past reviews of his show:

“One of The Best Hypnotist Shows Northern Nevada Has Ever Seen…” -Mel Shields, Sacramento Bee
“…A Great Little Show That I Highly Recommend.” -Jack Neal, KUNR Radio and www.nevada-events.net
A variety of self-hypnosis CDs will be available after the show. Topics include: Stopping smoking, weight loss, better sleep, self-confidence, the mental game of golf, bowling, baseball and football, and eliminating fear of public speaking and stage fright.

A sample video of the show can be seen at www.chriscady.com.

Ticket information:
“Chris Cady’s Hypnotize Your Valentine Comedy Hypnosis Show.”
Location: JA Nugget (formerly John Ascuaga’s Nugget) In The Celebrity Showroom
Address 1100 Nugget Ave, Sparks, Nevada
Tickets can be purchased online at www.janugget.com/entertainment/celebrity-showroom.html
Or daily at the casino concierge or box office
Show times and dates: Saturday February 14, 2014 at 8pm
Ticket prices are $15.00 plus tax and fees
For more information call 1-800-648-1177
Open to ages 18 and over.

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