Comic/Hypnotist Flip Orley

From the moment Comic/Hypnotist Flip Orley burst onto the comedy scene, he has single-handedly reshaped the image of hypnosis. Orley transformed the craft from its vaudeville stigma into a hilarious show that is hip and edgy enough for the Millennials. Flip's show consistently makes believers out of the most skeptical audience members as they wipe the tears of laughter from their eyes. Across the county volunteers storm Orley's stage, hoping to be among the lucky ones to grab a seat and become the rock star of the evening.
Flip's quirky sense of humor and quick wit is always at the forefront of his shows. It is apparent in the solid 25 minutes of laugh out loud stand-up before every show, to the way he taps into his volunteers creative imaginations as he leads them through hilarious scenarios and giving them a fun experience to remember. Orley has always been adamant about not embarrassing his volunteers. He prefers his audiences to laugh with the volunteers, not at them. Flip takes great care in making sure that the stars of his show remember everything, and have as much fun as his audience. His volunteers often get an added bonus as they awaken to suggestions that have a lasting beneficial effect.
This show is improvisation in its truest form. The volunteers are the stars of the show making every night different. It's not uncommon to see excited fans return two or three times on the same weekend bringing with them their family and friends that will surely become future fans.
Flip's brilliant comedic timing and his on the spot creative imagination delivered a show in Washington DC that was so funny that an audience member laughed so hard they actually needed medical attention! Obviously this is not Flip's goal, but it does paint a vivid picture of how hilarious this show really is.
The Washington Post calls Flips show..."gut-bustingly funny". The Dallas MorningNews says..."It's difficult to remain skeptical after seeing Flip transform a panel of well behaved audience members into a family of trailer-park dwellers from Arkansas". The Los Angeles Times says... "The beauty of Orley's show is that, because most of the humor comes from the volunteers, no two performances are alike."

Flip has been seen on "Entertainment Tonight", "Maury Povich," "Ricki Lake," followed by three traffic-stopping appearances on NBC's "Today Show", which was met with rave reviews. Visit www.fliporley.com, http://www.facebook.com/fliporley orYou Tube www.youtube.com/fliporley.