Feb.
2010
We
greeted mentalist Brent Webb’s claims of being able to get inside
our heads with a healthy dose of skepticism. Then, he blew our
minds.....By Christina Ipavec Cleveland Magazine
Volume
15, Issue 42
A
Northeast Ohio native who graduated from Ravenna High School
and spent a semester at Kent State, Brent Webb is now a successful "mentalist." For
a time, he lived in Las Vegas, where he held down a regular gig
at the Desert Inn. While he moved back to Northeast Ohio a couple
of years ago, he continues to tour the world reading minds. He
recently spoke in a phone interview about his upcoming show here,
which will include a death-defying game of Russian roulette.
- Jeff Niesel
Hudson-Hub Times
When
Brent Webb graduated from Ravenna
High School in 1993, he had a
fascination with magic, a growing
knack for showmanship and big
plans for the future.
By Mike Hixenbaugh Record-Courier staff writer
Regardless
of your beliefs about magic, telekinesis,
paranormal energy and the like,
there is no denying one fact " Brent
Webb is good.
by April Helms
Special
Products Editor/Cuyahoga Falls News PressAbout a week before
I met Brent Webb, a self-described mentalist with roots in the
area, he sent me a cryptic e-mail: that "just for fun," he
would send me a letter, and I was not to open it, but bring it
with me when we met.
Some
drivers just make you scratch your head. "What, are they driving
with their eyes closed," you might shout to yourself. Brent
Webb is the embodiment of that driver.
The Akron Beacon Journal
News
headlines typically aren't predictable. But mentalist Brent Webb
thinks he can tell what's going to be news in a few weeks.
By
Diane Stresing
Lifetimes Magazine
"Don't
get in a car with a stranger" is on every mother's list of standard
admonishments. Regardless, I got in the car with Brent Webb. Stranger
still, I got in knowing he was going to drive blindfolded. Crazy?
Well, maybe. At least I can say he wasn't a complete stranger.
The
Mentalist returned to his hometown of Ravenna Wednesday, donning
his famous steel blindfold and black hood before driving Mayor
Kevin Poland and a television news crew through city park.
Brent
Webb inducted in 2009 for Cultural/Performing Arts
