Lisa Williams: Messages from Beyond

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When:

Sun 4 Oct ’09, 7:00pm

Where: ASB Theatre, Aotea Centre, 50 Mayoral Drive, Auckland

Restrictions: All Ages

Ticket Information:

General Admission: $89.90
Booking fees may apply

Event listed by: Bored_Housewife

Lisa Williams has an amazing ability to communicate with loved ones and friends who have passed on to the ‘other side’. Born in England, Lisa was discovered by Merv Griffin and now has her own television series “Lisa Williams, Life Among The Dead”. Williams is the granddaughter of Frances Glazebrook, a famous British medium.

New Zealand audiences will recognize her from her hugely popular show “Life Among The Dead” which previously screened on Prime TV and will be returning soon to SKY TV’s Vibe channel. Lisa Williams has had numerous appearances on Good Morning America, Oprah and The Jimmy Kimmel Show, and has recently written her first book also entitled “Life among the Dead”.

Lisa works with loved ones and spirit guides of the audience to help resolve past issues, inform them of situations that they may find themselves in and give closure and healing. Lisa shares these gifts through large audience readings.

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michellej 4 years ago

That is such a shame. Have been to a few of these events. The best by far being Kelvin Cruikshank whom I would go to again. Now if only they could once and for all solve one of the crimes from Sensing Murder - imagine the headlines!
GriffyGriff 4 years ago

My wife & I went to the Lisa Williams Auckland show and came away with an uncomfortable sense of “something not quite right.” That night was just a staged performance wasn’t it? We are very open minded about such things but have keen senses. The performance seemed just too smooth and quite a few of the audiences’ reactions did not feel real. But what finally hit home was the fact that at the very beginning you stated that on a previous session, you saw a donkey with a bow and explained that animals sometimes pave the way for others to come forward. Then lo and behold, the last “visit” was from a……sheep with a bow! That was such as shame.