Originally posted May 2016:
I recently had the opportunity to perform my hypnosis show for a few colleges and it was so much I wanted to fill you in! My first college/technical school of the year was for Southeast Tech in Sioux Falls, South Dakota and they were such a fun group. They wanted something different for entertainment, which they found my dynamic and interactive comedy hypnosis show. I did not disappoint! After the performance they had raving reviews!
“We were very impressed by Zac’s down to earth presence both before and after the performance with our students. He truly loves interacting with the people and it shows! By popular demand, Zac will become part of our traditions here at Southeast Tech!” - Elizabeth Harder, Activities Department
“The best hypnotist I’ve ever seen! Love for him to come back!” - Alexis Reich, Southeast Tech Student
Here is a really fun montage I put together featuring the show:
Following that performance my next show was at South Dakota State University (SDSU). This was my second year in a row performing for this college. As always the show was epic! The students have so much energy that I always look forward to this annual event. They have invited me to be the entertainment for one of their huge fundraisers called State-A-Thon, which raises money for the Children’s Miracle Network. This year they raised $103,322.44!!! Amazing work everyone!
Check out this video highlighting some of the fun moments from the show.
Lastly, my most recent college performance was for Wayne Stage College. This was my first time performing for them, but it definitely won’t be my last! They loved the performance so much they have rebooked for another show in August.
“Extremely funny and creative hypnotist and magic show. Would see again and recommend!” - Lexi Rosa, WSC Student
One of the comedy hypnotist skits I’ve been performing is the “Secret Spy Shoe Phone”. That’s where I hypnotize everyone to think they are secret agents that happen to have secret spy shoe phones. The kicker is when they talk in their shoes they have to come up with their own language other than English so no one can decipher the conversation. Well let me just show you.. :)