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Ilusionist | Hypnotst | Mentalist WINNER OF “ILLUSIONIST OF THE YEAR 2016” AWARD Axe receives “Illusionist of the year 2016” award from former cricketer, Mr. Nayan Mongia, at the Business Leadership Excellence Summit 2016. THE OBLIVION - STAGE SHOW The Oblivion is a collection of carefully handcrafted stage illusions by Axe. The stage show lasts for about 60 minutes max. Each and every illusion in the show is audience interactive. It’s a combination of visual and mental illusions. Professional Information • Genre: Close Up Magic | Stand Up / Stage Magic | Mentalism | Hypnosis | Theatrical Pickpocketing. • Location: Bengaluru, India. • Performance Styles: Stage & Walk Around. • Performance Duration: Stage - 1 hour max | Walk around (close up) - 2 hours max. • Events: Corporate | Trade Shows | Weddings | Private Parties Video Links: • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPjv1_RqFxQ • https://vimeo.com/224958936 • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LfhLc11zgk Technical Rider - Stage Act • One collar mic or head mic. • One hand mic. • Live feed of the performance on LED display or Projector • One white board with easel. • A rectangular table draped with table cloth. • A chair. • Pen drive compatible music console. • Two volunteers to place/ remove the props on/ off stage. Past Achievements • International Illusionist, Hypnotist and Mentalist for 12 years. • Won the “Illusionist of the Year 2016” award at Business Leadership Excellence Summit 2016. • TEDx speaker for 2019 on “Mind Power”. • From Isha Ambani’s wedding to business tycoon Mr. Gautham Adani’s private party, Axe is the go-to Illusionist for events of High Net-worth Individuals. • Performed over 800 shows across the U.S, Mexico and the Caribbean for 2 years. • Performed for celebrities on Colors, Colors Kannada, Mazhavil Manorama and Discovery Kids. Also interviewed on News9 for his charity work through ticketed shows. “Alright! I give up. You are too good!” - Sachin Tendulkar, God of Cricket “We can watch you perform forever!” - Gautam Adani & Family “I just have one question. How did you do it?” - Anil Kapoor, Actor CLIENTELE Celebrities who witnessed the magic of Axe! With Sachin Tendulkar With Anil Kapoor With Gautham Adani With Venkatesh Prasad With Puneeth Rajkumar & Srujan Lokesh With Anant Ambani GLOBAL FOOTPRINT Follow Axe On Social Media www.IllusionistAxe.com.

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