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The wise-cracking New Yorker channels people who have passed over to the other side. Caputo's self-deprecating humour and dead-on (pardon the pun) accuracy has earned her millions of fans worldwide. Interactive readings throughout the show will be peppered with tales of the personal journey of being just "a normal Long Island housewife" who happens to chat with dead folks.
The highly-rated show launched its 4th season on May 12 and continues with its original format of following the medium as she spends a normal day. Whether seeing clients, running errands or spending quality time with her husband of 22 years, Larry, or their two children, Larry Jr., and Victoria.
Without an off switch, the spirits pop in and out as the feisty blonde visits her local car mechanic, manicurist or cashier at the bagel shop. Introducing herself as a messenger from their loved ones, Caputo relays in the stereotypical Long Island accent, wisdom, helpful words of comfort and amusing anecdotes.
Not since John Edwards, the handsome New Yorker who shared his similar abilities on Crossing Over, has there been such a popular messenger of tales from the dark side. Edwards (nee John MaGee, Jr. ) was accused on Dateline television show of faking it and reporting previous knowledge as spirit information. Click here for the interview.
Not since John Edwards, the handsome New Yorker who shared his similar abilities on Crossing Over, has there been such a popular messenger of tales from the dark side. Edwards (nee John MaGee, Jr. ) was accused on Dateline television show of faking it and reporting previous knowledge as spirit information. Click here for the interview.
Caputo has been a practicing medium for 10 years and is a certified medium with the Forever-Family Foundation, an organization dedicated to connecting science with the afterlife. She has launched her book, “There’s More to Life than This” October 1.
As Caputo says, "this is not just my job... this is my life."
For tour dates, tickets and information, visit TheresaCaputo.com.
Elizabeth J. Musgrave is a syndicated fine-living, travel columnist, freelance writer and photographer, and performing arts and restaurant critic for Gotta Go. Read Infused, her spirits, wine & beer lifestyle column, at www.GottaGo.us and www.FoodDigital.com and catch her as Indy’s Personal Lifestyle Adviser on Indy Style, WISH8 (CBS). Gotta Go is published on www.Gottago.us, www.BroadwayWorld.com, and in print. Follow her on Twitter @GottaGo, LinkedIn and Facebook.
