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► Visualise - the beauty of science
Thursday 13 November
Stanley Theatre, Liverpool Guild of Students Building
Three performances: 10:00, 14:00,19:00
Tickets £2.00 (subject to booking fee)
Tickets available from the Base Liverpool Guild of Students, or online at:
10:00 showing | 14:00 showing | 19:00 showing
Daytime performances free for school groups. Email northwest@physics.org for schools tickets.
Visualise is a cheeky mix of live science demonstrations, physical theatre, projected images and music. The presenters use everyday objects in unexpected ways, using their mastery of the laws of physics to create a world of wordless mystery. Created by award winning company Science Made Simple, it has wowed audiences across Europe after being shortlisted for a Total theatre Award at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2007.
“…an enjoyable and hypnotic show, mischievously presented and skillfully combining multimedia effects with live science to engage a wide audience” Hairline “Projections, dramatic lighting, psychedelic patterns and interaction with the audience made this show a wholly multimedia experience and a dazzling display of honest fun. I wish school science was taught like this”
Three Weeks, Edinburgh Festival
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