science impro
Come and be part of an experiment! What happens if you combine science geeks and theatre nerds? What happens if we take new technologies and put them through a blender of improvisational theatre? Will it blend? Help us battle entropy to create a semblance of order from chaos.
Monday, 10 December 2012
welcome
Join a motley crew of performers, scientists and scifi geeks in Adelaide Fringe 2013 as we test a world premiere improvisational theatre format.
Performers will improvise with science/technology/scifi suggestions from the audience; our resident scientists will give green cards if stories are within the realms of possibility, or red cards if far beyond it. Scientific plausibility will be tempered by comedic potential.
You can help us experiment and play with the format yourself by registering to participate in the workshop on Sunday 24 February, or getting tickets for the world premiere show on Tuesday 26 February.
Science impro is an open idea emerging as a tangent from Cobi Smith's PhD research. The idea was publicly introduced in London in May 2012.
Our science panellists for Adelaide Fringe 2013, selected for a potent combination of knowledge and comic potential, are David Beattie, Craig Cormick, Alan Duffy and Delphine Fleury.
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