"The Man Who Knows" Comes to Washington, DC

PRLog (Press Release) - Sep 28, 2009 -
WASHINGTON, DC -- "Invisible Connections," a one-man show starring international television mentalist Alain Nu, opens this Sunday, Oct. 4, at The Westin Grand Washington, DC, for weekly Sunday evening performances.
           
Billed as "The Man Who Knows," Alain Nu has entertained audiences worldwide with his uncanny demonstrations that blur the line between science and the mysteries of unexplained phenomena. A headliner for four years at Caesars Palace Las Vegas, Nu also starred in the TLC Network television specials "The Mysterious World of Alain Nu."
           
"Invisible Connections" is an interactive, social networking event, which explores the line between what is real and what is not, what is possible and what is impossible. Alain Nu attempts to foretell his audience's actions, reveal their unspoken thoughts and create seemingly impossible phenomena.
           
"My show challenges the mind to explore how we are all strangely connected through a mysterious energy," said Alain Nu.
           
According to Nu, his audiences all share a common sense of awe, often exclaiming, and "I don't know how to explain that;"  "No way, no way;" and "I don't believe in magic. But, I saw it happen. And, I believe what I saw."  
           
"Nothing is impossible in my world," says Alain Nu. "Think about it. With just our thoughts and words as tools of visualization, we have the beginnings of untold power."
           
While he is reluctant to reveal his especially sensitive powers, Alain Nu acknowledges that his uncanny effects incorporate elements of probability, psychology, suggestion, professional techniques and good timing. First, and most importantly, he considers himself an entertainer.
           
On the Washington social circuit, Nu has entertained for former Vice President Al Gore, the late Congressman Jack Kemp and opera singer Denyce Graves. He has performed at inaugural balls for President George W. Bush and President Barack Obama.
           
So, what is it that "The Man Who Knows" actually knows? "I know that each of us has a super hidden potential that is real," said Nu. "But, is it possible for us to develop these super powers? I think that answer lies in our power to dream," he added.
 
"Invisible Connections" will be presented weekly on Sunday evenings at 8:30 p.m. at The Westin Grand - Washington, DC, 2350 M Street NW. Doors will open at 7:30 p.m. and a menu of light fare and full bar service will be available before and during the performance.

Tickets are $49 per person and are available in advance online at www.TheManWhoKnows.TV or by phone at 888-695-0888.

NOTE TO EDITORS: Complimentary Press Preview Tickets to Invisible Connections are available (subject to availability) for the performance on Sunday, Oct. 4, 2009. To request passes, email news@cfbproductions.biz and include media name, contact info and number of passes requested.

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