"If you don't know Lee Earle, you don't know mentalism! Lee has been a leading pioneer in originality and promoting others within our craft over the last 30 years. His ideas and improvements have progressed our art in leaps and bounds. When Lee speaks, one would do well to listen." - Banachek

"Lee's material is practical and well thought out ...he understands the nuances and details that make a strong effect excel." - Quentin Reynolds

"There is no better teacher in Mentalism than Lee Earle." - Marc Salem

"Lee not only has developed some of the cleverest methods for magicians and mentalists, Lee also teaches you how to use those methods to entertain audiences (both corporate and otherwise). His thinking greatly influenced my development as a performer." - Chuck Hickok

"At a time when mentalism was at a crucial turning point, Lee pointed an entire generation of Psychic Entertainers toward the idea that premise was more important than method, and the field of mentalism finally became respectable." - John Riggs

"Lee is a premiere thinker and presenter. When I was working on the endless chain, I showed him the Opening the Chain move and a few days later he came back with a revolutionary improvement. It is not just in mentalism, but his knowledge of all of magic is impressive. I can't recommend this lecture highly enough." - Pop Haydn

"You don't need me to tell you that Lee Earle is brilliant. His work is fundamental to almost everything you see in contemporary Mentalism, and it's because of Lee, almost exclusively, that I perform the way I do today. Without Lee Earle, modern Mentalism would be boring and drab. His lectures are always filled with nuggets of undiscovered mental masterpieces that will entertain the hell out of you, and your audiences." - Ken Dyne

"Lee has not only been a dear friend for a very long time, he has been one of my main mentors as well as one of my primary inspirations. He's simply one of the very best!" - Mark Strivings

"Lee Earle has the kind of mind I like ...dangerous." - Mark Edward

"Lee Earle has been a long time jewel in the necklace of mentalism. He has given so much to our community over the years that it is hard to single out any one achievement, from pioneering magic entertainment in RV parks, to his one man seances in "Manifestations" to his outstanding mentalism series "Syzygy" and his triumphant lecture tour of the U.S. while in his senior years, he has exceeded what most people would think of as a full life. Lee is the "whole package" and has "got the goods". You would do your mind good to sit and learn from this master. The luster of this gem gets brighter with age." - Scott Wells

"Lee Earle's SYZYGY, a magazine-quality newsletter, was both a labor of love and a gift to mentalism. His innovations and applications of principles are acknowledged by successful and popular performers around the globe. I have no doubt that Lee will provide you with thoughtful information that will contribute to your success in mentalism." - Kenton Knepper

What will he teach?

Corporate Banquet ACT:

Talking opener

No Brainer Bags - lie detection premise; 5 participants on the platform

Manila Miracle- Bank Nite without the sting

Deja Vuing - a 'soft' prediction of today's newspaper

EZ Q&A - Question & Answer with callbacks

Who is he?

Depending upon your point of view, Lee Earle is either Mentalism's Johnny Appleseed, Pied Piper or Don Quixote. Lee refuses to applaud mediocrity. He rails at it. In his earlier magical incarnation, he convinced the Arizona driver licensing authorities that his middle name was the "Five of Spades" so that he could include it on his license and use it for card revelations. Lee has the temerity to comment on the magic condition without apology. To some, Lee reminds of a red-headed Max Maven or a beardless Eugene Burger. Each would be offended by the comparisons.

Intelligent, quick of wit and facile of tongue, Lee preaches his gospel of the moment to anyone within earshot. His distinctive Woody Woodpecker laugh and crackling voice seldom need amplification. Many throughout the world who have heard Lee's staccato presentations, delivered with the evangelistic fervor of a recent convert, have traded their magic props for the simpler impedimenta of the seemingly propless mentalist. Others have shaken their heads and returned to the familiar platform comfort of chrome and flock. But few are untouched in some way by this energetic advocate.