The evening is being organised by Ashiana in friendship with St Giles Church, Cromwell. The aim of the night is to raise money and awareness for both the church and Water Aid in Bangladesh. Tickets are £20 for adults and £10 for children (Under 12)

For more information or to make a reservation please contact the team at Ashiana on 01636 678969

I look forward to seeing you there.

The Real Paragraph

I couldn’t believe that I could actually understand what I was reading. Using the incredible power of the human brain, according to research at Cambridge University, it doesn’t matter in what order the letters in a word are, the only important thing is that the first and last letter be in the right place. The rest can be a total, mess and you can read it without a problem. This is because the human mind does not read every letter by itself, but the word as a whole. Amazing, huh? Yeah and I always thought spelling was important! See if your friends can read this too!

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Looch would go on to also duplicate unseen drawings and answer questions that were never verbalised,  just thought of, all with incredible accuracy.

Members of the Round Table and their partners could hardly believe what they were seeing and hearing as Looch spent the majority of the evening mingling with them between courses. One of the members even challenged Looch to guess how much money he had in his wallet, Looch took out one of his business cards and wrote £75 on it, he handed it to the member and the look on his face told the story. He was 100%correct.

Looch’s unique brand of mind reading and psychological magic certainly impressed and left them with something to talk about.

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Severel of the CME Groups clients wanted to use Looch’s uncanny skills in their own sales departments as he mingled with guests in the nightclub reading minds and performing his own exclusive brand of mind magic. The guests were thoroughly entertained and enquired whether Looch would be avaliable for hire at their own functions in the near future.

To hire Looch for your own event, please click here.

Then look no further than Looch, A Mind Reader who specialises in entertaining at Corporate events. Looch is not a psychic, but can seemingly read the minds of you and your guests with startling accuracy. He can predict behaviour and reveal thoughts with apparently nothing but his mind. How does he do it?

Looch is a Mentalist or Psychological Magician, someone who utilises a variety of different techniques to get inside your heads and read your thoughts. Looch has performed all over the Lincolnshire area bringing his unique and mind blowing form of entertainment to a variety of corporate events and functions.

Looch’s corporate performance options are flexible and can fit into any venue or event. He can Mix & Mingle with your guests reading their minds in a lighthearted and humorous way. He can also be booked to perform his Amazing Stand Up show that showcases Looch’s incredible Psychological skills and turns you into the stars of the show. Perhaps the most popular choice is The Crowd Puller, which sees Looch perform at Exhibitions and Trade Shows stopping traffic, motivating people to remember your company name and generating quality leads.

Many of Looch’s corporate clients utilise Looch as their sole choice when it comes to corporate entertainment. To read what people have had to say about their experience working with Looch, visit the Testimonials page.

Contact Looch today for a FREE online quote or alternatively call now on 07841 332816

Then look no further than Looch, A Mind Reader who specialises in entertaining at Corporate events. Looch is not a psychic, but can seemingly read the minds of you and your guests with startling accuracy. How does he do it?

Looch is a Mentalist or Psychological Entertainer, someone who utilises a variety of different techniques to get inside your heads and read your thoughts. Looch has performed all over the UK bringing his unique and mind blowing form of entertainment to a variety of corporate events and functions.

Looch’s performance options are flexible and can fit into any venue or event. He can Mix & Mingle with your guests reading their minds in a lighthearted and humorous way. He can also be booked to perform his Amazing Stand Up show that showcases Looch’s incredible Psychological skills and turns you into the stars of the show. Perhaps the most popular choice is The Crowd Puller, which sees Looch perform at Exhibitions and Trade Shows stopping traffic, Motivating people to remember your company name and generating quality leads.

Contact Looch today for a FREE online quote or alternatively call now on 07841 332816

In late December 2011, The Newark Advertiser issued a challenge to Nottinghamshire based mind reader Looch. They wanted to put his skills to the test by having him predict the final score of a Rugby match between Newark RUFC & Melton Mowbray. The match was to be played on the afternoon of Saturday 7th January 2012, upon agreeing to the challenge a series of stipulations were given to ensure everything was fair and to eliminate the possibility of trickery. These were the stipulations put on Looch:

• The prediction must be delivered on the morning of the match
• The prediction must be sealed in an envelope
• The prediction would be held over night by the Nottinghamshire Police
• The envelope would have identifiable markings placed on it by the police
• The envelope would be placed inside a tamper proof evidence bag
• The Prediction would be kept secure in a time lock vault
• Looch would not be allowed to touch the time lock vault
• Looch would not be allowed to the Rugby match
• Looch would not be told the score of the match until the prediction had been opened
• The prediction itself would be removed from inside the envelope by a reporter from the Advertiser

The scene was set

Looch began working on his prediction, researching the previous scores of both teams. On form, Newark seemed the likely choice to win and they had won many of their league matches by a high and convincing score. Of course, the more wins a team generates, its only a matter of time before they lose and although Meltons previous ten games showed several losses themselves, it was entirely possible they could provide an upset on the 7th.

In the week leading up to the match, the weather in the Newark area was unsettled and playing havoc with the prediction. Drop goals and conversions would have to be re-evaluated due to the high wind. Would the score be as high as previous games?

On Thursday 5th January, The Newark Advertiser ran a small one paragraph article announcing that Looch had accepted the challenge and the outcome would be recorded for a larger feature to be published the week after the match on Thursday 12th January.

Unbeknown to the Advertiser, Looch had already made his prediction on Wednesday 4th January, He had sealed it in a bubble wrapped envelope and dated it. He then went online and uploaded a video to YouTube discussing his thoughts and subsequent outcome of the game. This can be viewed here (Please note the upload date)

The Big Day

“>At 9:30am on Saturday 7th January, Looch delivered his sealed prediction to Newark police station. He was greeted by a representative from the Advertiser and Sergeant Mortimore who took Looch upstairs into a secure evidence room. The prediction was handed over to the Sergeant who marked the envelope for identification. The markings were in the form of a drawing, specifically a box.

Once the envelope had been marked, the envelope was then sealed inside a tamper proof evidence bag which was sealed and then locked into a time lock safe. At no point during this did Looch have any control as to what markings were put on the envelope and which safe the prediction was the be locked into.

Sergeant Mortimore announced that the prediction would be kept inside the safe overnight and the password needed to unlock the safe was only known to her. She informed Looch and the Advertiser that she would meet us the next morning for the revealing of the prediction.

The match was to kick off at 2:15pm that afternoon, Looch was not allowed at the match and instead was invited to an interview by the Ashton family for the In-touch Community magazine.

He returned the police station at 9:30am on Sunday 8th January to reveal the prediction to a reporter, photographer and Sergeant Mortimore. Looch was not allowed to remove the prediction from the safe. The tamper proof evidence bag was checked and cut open to remove the bubble wrapped envelope. This was checked and confirmed by the police that there were no signs of tampering. The envelope was finally cut open, and the contents removed by reporter Andrew Miller.

The Prediction

So just what exactly did Looch predict? Read the article below to find out.

Can Looch do it?

Stay tuned for more information…