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Acclaimed performer and mentalist Fraser puts on a truly jaw-dropping performance

Paisley Daily Express

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August 04, 2025

PENMAN: The Imaginator - YOU, at the Gilded Balloon. Fraser, 30, lives with the most extreme form of Oculocutaneous Albinism, meaning he is visually impaired. His Fringe act fuses mind reading, hypnosis, and comedy, inspired by his journey to transform a childhood coping mechanism into a remarkable skill.

Fraser, who describes himself as a “psychological influencer”, said: “I grew up just like other children across the country playing Hide-and-Seek, but I played it differently, as I was born with a severe visual impairment, which meant I had to learn to sense things another way.

"And that's what today's stunt at Dynamic Earth was all about, learning to sense differently; to imagine differently and be able to influence people's thoughts.

"Using a little-known technique called Hellstromism, also known as muscle reading, I didn’t just read where Tam and Isa went to in Dynamic Earth, I also gently influenced where they would go, before they even knew.

"By simply touching both their shoulders again and using the same psychological methods, I was able to go deeper into their mind to find the exact spot in the rainforest area where they had hidden the book.

"With so many different attractions, Dynamic Earth was the ideal venue for a fun game of Hide-and-Seek with a twist. Today’s stunt was a taste of YOU, my live theatre show premiering at this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

"A show about breaking beliefs, finding inner superpowers and discovering just how extraordinary your own mind can be.”

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