Mysterion the Mind Reader
| Mysterion | |
|---|---|
| Born |
Christopher Justin Doyle 31 October 1974 Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Occupation | Magician and wrestling manager |
| Years active | 2002–present |
| Website | mysterionthemindreader.com |
Mysterion (born Christopher Justin Doyle; 31 October 1974) is a Canadian mentalist, magician, collector, and wrestling manager.
Career
Appearing on various television programs including MTV LIVE (Escape the gallows Oct 2008), Kenny Vs Spenny, Extreme Collectors, Storage wars Canada, and is a regular recurring character on episodes of Baggage Battles. He has appeared on ZNS News Bahamas, Global News, in Bizarre magazine (U.K), and other Canadian media (Toronto Star,[1] Taddle creek,[2] Metro, PIE magazine, and 24hrs). He has appeared numerous times on MUCHMUSIC and many morning shows (CP24, Breakfast television, CHCH, and Global Morning Live[3]) as well as having his oddities collection featured on Marilyn Dennis to which Andrew Zegers presented.
In October 2007 he released a 45RPM and appeared on the cover of EYE, a leading Canadian arts and culture paper.
Mysterion has performed for major theme parks, appearing annually at Canada's Wonderland Halloween Haunt.
The Sentimentalists
Mysterion is a co-member of the mentalism team The Sentimentalists with Steffi Kay. The duo met in June 2014 at a function and began working together November 2015 with Mysterion taking Steffi on as his student. Their first stage show was for Toronto's annual Vintage Prom where they presented themselves as "The Sentimentalists". They appear regularly on CHCH News, CP24 and other media. The Sentimentalists appeared as themselves on an episode of Billy Goes North. They are the subject of Bell Fibe TV Documentary "Something Strange" and appeared at the 2016 Canadian National Exhibition and Canada's Wonderland Haunt. In April 2017 they headlined the Toronto Magic Bash and they are members of the Academy of Magical arts and will be performing at the Magic Castle in July 2017.
Other work
Wrestling
A co-founder of Victory Commonwealth wrestling and appears weekly on Rogers TVs Victory Wrestling Showcase[4] (2012–present). He is also on air color commentator for Destiny Wrestling on Bell Fibe Tv1.