Friday, 18 October 2013

Sidmouth Science Festival: It Is Rocket Science! ..............Helen Keen at the Norman Lockyer Observatory Saturday 19th October


All the way from BBC Radio 4's studios via the Buxton Festival and CERN:

It Is Rocket Science!

Helen Keen

Helen Keen

Helen Keen's one-woman show about space travel

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Ticket Information:

Adults:£10 INCLUDING A DRINK AND NIBBLES
Children:NOT SUITABLE FOR UNDER 16S
While reservations are not necessary you can book a place for yourself. Email us by clicking our reservations address here. We will confirm your place to you by email. Please let us know if you are subsequently unable to attend so we can allocate your place to someone else. Any places still unclaimed 10 minutes before the talk will be re-allocated on a first come, first served basis. Tickets will need to be paid for at the door (cash only).

Helen Keen loves space rockets.

She brings their story to life with a fusion of stand-up comedy and tinfoil in her award-winning show (– soon to launch its 3rd series for BBC Radio 4). Join her joyful exploration of stargazing, space-racing, the boundless possibilities of an infinite universe (and temping…) With Space Nazis! Satanists! And Aeronautical Engineers! It Is Rocket Science! will take you on a whistlestop tour around the Great Brains who put monkeys, ladies, dogs and gentlemen into orbit.
“Shamelessly nerdy…deeply silly” (Radio Times)
“Proves that fact-based boffin buffoonery works” (The Guardian).) 
“Informed, enthusiastic and funny” (Daily Mail)
“Part way between the Royal Institution Christmas Lectures, QI, and some dodgy Sixties Czechoslovakian children's animation... a blast!” (Chortle)
"Packed with gags, silliness and science... a fun, fast-paced, gag-filled show" (Broadway Baby)

 Sidmouth Science Festival - It is Rocket Science!
BBC Radio 4 - It Is Rocket Science

 Keen hosted the first Comedy Night at the CERN lab in August 2013, the show proved to be CERN's most successful webcast since the discovery of the Higgs boson there, and was followed from 105 countries by nearly 10,000 browsers.[18][19]

 Helen Keen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia



▶ Skeptics in the Pub- Newton/Ten Alps.mov - YouTube
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