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The Quantum Eye: Deception

By Anthony Venditto on Saturday, May 12th, 2007

With his hair helmet shining, noted mentalist and super cool guy, Sam Eaton took the stage and announced: “TONIGHT THERE WILL BE NO SECRETS!” I winced as I couldn’t help but wonder if he was going to tell the audience that I wasn’t toilet trained till first grade (he didn’t).

In truth I had no clear idea as to what a mentalist was or what they did and I was a little apprehensive. I needn’t have worried. Sam Eaton was more than a mentalist; this man was a master performer.

EVERY feat of mystery he performed he used a volunteer from the Petri dish that was the audience. The night I went the soup included: smarclassiceyeball82.jpgmy suburban 10-year-old boys, the Scottish, guys in ties, blue hairs and me!

And all of us fell in love with the man as over the course of 90 painfully short minutes he won our hearts. He commanded all of our attention, weaving a rich tapestry of bad jokes and mysterious feats of mental agility.

He had the kind of charisma that people said David Koresh or Hitler used to possess, only you know in a non-genocidal Christ complex having kind of way.

Now, I’m not saying I have a “mancrush” on the dude, but, well, my girlfriend said it best when she told me she found him, “kinda dreamy in a Gabe Kaplan/ Egon Spangler kind of way.”(I love my girlfriend.)

I won’t tell you exactly what his act consisted of, first off because it would rob you of the wonderment of the experience. But also because I don’t think I’m a good enough writer to capture the uniqueness of the evening.

I will however tell you that he completely blew my fragile lil’ mind by just knowing things that he couldn’t possibly know. In closing: this was one of the few experiences in my life that I was glad I was sober for. See it, trust me.

DIG IT!

 

• The Jewel Box Theater is on the 10th floor of a building whose ONLY elevator fits 7 people at a time: arrive early
• For future show times and general informational type shit click here!
• Sam produces a show called, “Paul Carpenter’s: The Psychic”
• Paul is a super cool guy who holds a world record for the fastest escape from a straight jacket

• The Jewel Box Theater is also the home of the Guilty Pleasures Burlesque and Vaudeville Show.

9 Responses to “The Quantum Eye: Deception”

  1. Stephanie Nikolopoulos Says:

    i hear there’s all sorts of tricks to this sort of thing, including generalizations, power of suggestion, and planting cohorts in the audience

  2. nick Says:

    sounds like a “mancrush” to me…..or a mentalist-crush

  3. Drew Says:

    awesome show … took my girlfriend a few weeks ago … she is still talking about it … two thumbs up !!!

  4. Jenna529 Says:

    This “mancrush” thing - is it contagious? :-)

    I loved the show. I’m not a huge fan of magic, but I really had a great time. My friends and I went and they also had a blast. What I liked most was that Sam Eaton didn’t pretend to be psychic or have special abilities. He said that it was all deception and wanted to demonstrate how we come across similar types of deception every day. Scary thought but true. I highly recommend that everyone see this show while it’s still playing in New York.

  5. Scott Says:

    Great show! I heard that the show may be moving to Soho soon.

  6. MasonNY07 Says:

    Sam Eaton rocks! His show was fantastic. Great slight of hand technique. How did he figure out what I was thinking? Amazing! Make your Friday night stellar and go see The Quantum Eye …

  7. LEC Says:

    This show is a TON of fun. You’ll be amazed, I promise. Just go, go, go, go.

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