Cindy Kaza
World Renowned Psychic Medium
Why you should see this show…
Cindy Kaza is a world renowned Psychic Medium and Artist best known for her work on Travel Channel’s The Dead Files, The Holzer Files and Ghosts of Devil’s Perch. She has made guest appearances on several shows on Discovery Warner, including Fright Club, Portals to Hell, Lost in the Wild, Conjuring Kesha, Scream: The True Story, Ed Gein: The Real Psycho, and Ghost Brothers. She has trained at England’s renowned Arthur Findlay College and in Lily Dale, NY. She now travels across the United States, providing people with evidence and messages from the other side.
Cindy Kaza Bio
During this “awakening” she began searching for answers and reasons for her experiences and became aware of her multi-faceted abilities as a psychic medium. She began training not only in the United States but also at the Arthur Findlay School of Intuitive Sciences in Stansted, England.
She believes in compassionately sharing her gift with others while also opening up others to the gifts they too possess and that everyone is inherently intuitive and able to feel Spirit.
Dining Option
Purchase of a ticket to a show in the Supper Club ensures you will have a seat for the concert. However, if you intend to dine before or during the performance, you also need to make a dining reservation. To make a dining reservation, click here or call our Box Office at (216) 242-1250. Click here to see the menu.
If you are attending a concert in the Supper Club with a party of two or more, please have one person make a reservation for the whole group to ensure you are seated together. If you are attending with a party of nine or more, you must call the Box Office to make your reservation at (216) 242-1250.
To better serve all our customers, we require that you arrive on time for your dining reservation. Arriving more than 15 minutes after your reserved time will result in the cancellation of your reservation. You will be seated for the concert, but you may be put on a waiting list for dining.
