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Mysterion, or Mysterion The Mind Reader is a Canadian entertainer and mentalist based out of Toronto.

He previously worked as a chef at a Toronto restaurant and as a wrestler known as The Blue Angel prior to beginning his current career as a psychic entertainer [1]. His shows range from walk around corporate event to lively stage shows [2]. Mysterion works under the tagline of having a "PhD. in ESP", and has performed in Toronto and Thunder Bay, Ontario [3]

He received local notoriety for performing with a bottled mock-fetus that he claimed was his deceased Siamese twin [4].

Mysterion has performed over 2000 shows in Ontario for corporations including Bayer Canada, Bank of Montreal and Sprint Canada[1]. His work has been described in the Toronto Star, TFO's The Volt, Global news, and many other Canadian media outlets. Mysterion also appears in Season 4 of Showcase program Kenny Vs Spenny "Haunted" episode as a ghost consultant.

[edit] References

  1. ^ a b Whyte M. Hot local performer gets inside your head. Toronto Star. May 9, 2005, E1
  2. ^ From Mysterion online
  3. ^ Lyzun K. A freakish experience with Mysterion Thunder Bay Source. October 21, 2005, A21.
  4. ^ The week July 31, 2005. Toronto Star. July 31, 2005, C2.

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Category:Psychics Category:Canadian entertainers

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