Contortionist
The show also explores the remarkable anatomy of Delia Du
Sol, one of the UK’s top contortionists, as she performs
live, demonstrating impossible body bends and squeezing into a
tiny Perspex cube.
World's first theremin duet
Live music is provided by sonic artist Sarah Angliss,
who will demonstrate the singing saw and other acoustic
curiosities. Sarah will also join musician Stephen Wolff
to perform the world's only theremin duet. The theremin is
played without touch but by moving around in its
electromagnetic field.
Further
highlights
include mind blowing optical illusions, a live lie detection
polygraph demonstration and a two minute explanation of the Big
Bang (coinciding with the paperback release of Simon Singh’s
book on the subject).
Theatre of
Science is supported by NESTA
(the National
Endowment for Science Technology and the Arts), the organisation
that supports UK innovation.
Venue:
Soho Theatre & Writers' Centre
21 Dean Street
London W1D 3NE
Performance dates, times & prices:
4-6, 11-14, 18-19 July at 8pm
£12 / £10 concessions
Box Office:
0870 429 6883
www.sohotheatre.com
Ticketweb:
0870 160 2871 (24
hrs, booking fee applies)
Suitable for ages 16 and over. Not suitable for people
with pacemakers.
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Times (June 15th 2005)
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