David Bolton has hit the headlines on many occasions with his skills as a psychic entertainer. He's predicted the Oscars 2 weeks in advance, driven a brand new Lexus car whilst being completely blindfolded and has played Russian Roulette with guns! If you are looking for an act that will leave the biggest impression then this is it. David will use his seemingly paranormal skills to entertain your audience leaving them dumbfounded and amazed. Telepathy, precognition, telekinesis and mind control in a tailor made show for your event.

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Article from the Sheffield Star March 10 2003

"Blind faith in a driver who can't see...

WANTED: One brave man or woman to sit beside a driver as he puts a high-powered sports car through its paces.

Only one catch – and it is quite a big one – the man behind the wheel will be blindfolded.
Then again David Bolton is a hypnotist who, among many attributes, is able to sense his way around some tricky situations.
And so convinced are luxury car company Lexus Sheffield that he can pull off his stunt next Tuesday without a scratch, the Penistone Road dealership is loaning the Sheffield-raised performer a brand new £22,000 vehicle to do it in.
Among his planned manoeuvres, David will perform some reverse parking as well as taking on a figure-of-eight in the 153 brake horse power IS200 Sport Cross.
The course will be marked out by road cones – including one very special 'cone', if the Dinnington-based hypnotist is persuasive enough...
"The last cone may be a live person, just to make it more interesting," said David.
"But more importantly, I need someone trustworthy to try on the blindfold and make sure I cannot see through it and to sit in the car with me to make sure there is no jiggery-pokery going on."
Abbeydale Sports Club has donated its car park for the stunt, which is designed to promote David's forthcoming show at Sheffield's Memorial Hall on March 16.
He said he won't be offended if staff at the Abbeydale Road venue move their own vehicles to another location before he gets in the driving seat.
Well, it is not exactly something he does on a regular basis in his humble Daewoo.
"You cannot really practice this sort of thing – not legally – but it is quite a large car park," says the confident 35-year-old.
"In the show I give people the impression they have x-ray vision so they think the rest of the audience have got no clothes on. In this case I will sense my way around the course."
David, who has previously appeared at Sheffield's Library Theatre, once escaped from a locked canister of water in Leicester. He also correctly predicted all the Oscars, for The Star, one year. "