Science Museum: Live on Tour
From: Tuesday, 22nd February 2011
To: Wednesday, 23 February 2011
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Synopsis
Experience spectacular science, dangerous demonstrations and extraordinary experiments as London's world-famous Science Museum takes to the stage for the first time ever with a fantastic live show to blow your mind and challenge your brain. Fast, furious and frenetically fun, Science Museum Live on Tour! will propel you on an exploratory theatrical adventure into the wonderful world of science. Suitable for children aged 7 years and above.
Our Review:
Anne Morley-Priestman - 23 February 2011
In publishing there’s something called an advertorial. It looks like a piece of unbiased editorial journalism but conceals a hefty advertising plug for some particular company or organisation. Theatrically speaking, Science Museum Live on Tour! is a staged advertorial. Fortunately for the children who are the target audience, it’s also great fun.
Revision for exams was never this engaging in my school-days. The nearest contemporary counterpart is Horrible Science from Terry Deary and the Birmingham Stage Company’s Horrible History stable. Two young presenters work a succession of experiments – including a number of the “don’t try this at home!” variety – with the aid of both vocal and physical participation by eager young volunteers from the audience.
They also show us video clips of notable pieces from the Science Museum’s collections, both in London and in countryside storage. There are soun...
Latest User Review
HB - 28 February 2011: 
As a fully paid up member of the grown-up world I'm not quite the target audience Science Musuem Live is trying to hit - no matter. From the moment the chain reaction contraption was set off at the start I was a child again! The show manages to strike the balance between delivering interesting, relevant science facts while engaging an audience of children and grown-ups alike. The magician scene in the second half is particularly memorable, not least for the performances given by the show's presenters. The mass appeal of the show is in no small part due to their talent. Well done!...
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