Confession, this is a totally biased blog post because my kids love Brainiac: Science Abuse, the Sky One science show that explodes caravans, investigates belly button fluff and generally brings out the gross, funny and fascinating stuff to science that genuinely engages kids. And now the anarchy and (whisper it) learning is exploding all over the London stage.
I wish I had time to take my kids but I don’t, so instead I’m living vicariously through the UK-based readers of the Quib.ly blog by encouraging you to go to see Brainiac Live! Science Abuse at the Palace Theatre, London.
If, like my kids, yours sit up on their knees transfixed by the telly version, the stage show in Shaftsbury Avenue is bound to be a hit. But it’s only on until 17 August so you need to be quick.
Get tickets from the Brainiac Live website.
Brainiac Live! Science Abuse has played to packed houses across the UK since 2008 and over 400,000 kids and their families have seen science in a new light as a result.
Did I mention they blow up caravans?
