United States on May 12, 2004. The show then aired in Canada, South Africa, Korea, The Middle East, New Zealand, India, Thailand, Australia, Denmark, The Netherlands, Malaysia and the United Kingdom. In 2004 the Psychic Entertainers Association, an international organization of his peers, awarded Gerry for his “Outstanding Contributions to the Art of Mentalism.” Also in the summer of 2004 Gerry performed his one man show “The Mentalist” to critical acclaim Off-Broadway in New York City and made his acting debut in the movie "Mattie Fresno and the Holofulx Universe." In 2005 the Psychic Entertainers Association again awarded Gerry. This time he received the “Mentalist of the Year” award. Gerry performed for a year of sold out performances at the Rampart Casino. From there, Gerry moved his show to the Legendary Stardust Casino. When the Stardust closed its doors for implosion, Gerry moved his show to Hooters Hotel and Casino. Starting in October 2007 he appeared on a weekly television show titled Phenomenon with Criss Angel, Holly Madison and Uri Geller. In August 2008, the International Magicians Society presented Gerry with the “Merlin Award” for “Mentalist of the Year.” In 2009 he was voted one of the "Top 10 Absolutely Have To See" shows in Las Vegas by the Las Vegas Weekly Magazine. In 2010 the Las Vegas Review Journal readers poll placed Gerry's show as the "Best Bargain Show in all of Las Vegas." On April 5, 2020, Gerry McCambridge celebrated his 4,000th Las Vegas performance having been in that city for fifteen years. This makes McCambridge the longest running and most financially successful mentalist show in Las Vegas history. In 2014, he authored his first book titled, “Making the Mentalist” which told of his never ending desire to be a successful performer, and his battle with sexual abuse at the hands of his high school wood shop teacher. References External links American magicians Mentalists Writers from New York (state) Living people Year of birth missing (living people)