THE STORY COLLIDER LIVE SHOW: NOV 2019
Join us for a night of true, personal stories about science told live on stage.
SCANZ Members $10 Not a member? Join here
General admission $20
The Story Collider returns to Wellington for the final show of 2019. Join us Sunday 3 November for a night of true, personal stories about science told live on stage.
From the tragic to the hilarious, we'll explore the deeply human side of science with stories drawn from everyday experiences and truly uncommon occurrences.
This live performance involves five brave souls telling stories about how their lives have changed for ten minutes each. No notes, no props, and no powerpoint presentation.
This show, co-produced by Ceridwyn Roberts and Dacia Herbulock, will feature Huhana Smith, Victoria Manning, Arihia Latham, Susan Rapley and Rebekah White.
Doors open at 6pm, show starts at 7pm at The Fringe Bar. Please arrive early for the best seats. Seating is not pre-assigned or guaranteed.
About The Story Collider
The Story Collider was founded in 2010. They believe that true, personal stories about science are powerful... And beautiful, hilarious, awful, heartbreaking, and everything in between. They host more than 40 live shows per year in New York, London, Boston, Los Angeles, Washington DC, Atlanta, St Louis other cities around the US and UK. Their weekly podcast attracts 250,000 listens per month, for some eight million downloads in total. For more about The Story Collider, see www.storycollider.org
"The tones balanced stand-up funny and powerfully confessional … The crowd's reactions veered from belly laughs to pin-drop silence."
— Andy Beta, The Wall Street Journal
Read more at https://www.storycollider.org or browse The Story Collider podcast archive at http://soundcloud.com/the-story-collider
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