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This production is recommended for ages 5+.
Running until 24 August 2024
Run time 1hr (no interval)
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Brainiac Live! London tickets.
Don those safety goggles, kiddos! Having toured around the world since 2008, Brainiac Live! is heading to the Marylebone Theatre this summer for a strictly limited season. Book now!
What is Brainiac Live! about?
Based on the cult-classic television series Brainiac, this weird science show is packed with death-defying stunts, microwave combustions, dustbin explosions, and naughty experiments you probably shouldn't try at home. Watch from the safety of your own seat as you are taken on a wacky and wild ride through the crazy world of science. Book now!
About the Brainiac: Science Abuse TV show
Beloved entertainment documentary show Brainiac: Science Abuse first aired on Sky One in 2003 and was first presented by Charlotte Hudson, Jon Tickle, and Richard Hammond, and later by Thaila Zucchi and Vic Reeves. The show itself, which was created by Andy Milligan and Stewart Morris, would carry out a different strange experiment in each episode to verify whether certain common myths were true. Often times, said experiments involved creating an impressive explosion, all performed by their team of 'scientists' known as 'Brainiacs'. A common occurrence at the end of each episode was the complete destruction of a caravan vehicle. After 58 episodes on air, the bizarrely entertaining show was not renewed for a seventh series.
Age restriction
This production is recommended for ages 5+.Running time
1hr (no interval)Performance dates
30 July - 24 August 2024Content
Contains loud jarring bangs during the performance.Venue Information
Marylebone TheatreRudolf Steiner House, 35 Park Rd,, London, NW1 6XTRecent Reviews
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5 reasons to see Brainiac Live! at the Garrick Theatre
Brainiac Live! has just blasted its way onto the stage of London’s Garrick Theatre. The show has been touring and refining for years but opened in the West End this week. With twice a day matinees Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays and one on Thursdays and Saturdays through the school holidays, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to catch this weird science show before it powers down. If that weren’t enough reason to grab tickets post-haste, we’ve compiled a list of 5 more reasons you really should go see Brainiac Live! at the Garrick Theatre this summer.
2 Aug, 2019 | By Sarah Gengenbach
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Brainiac Live! comes to London's Garrick Theatre this summer
Strap in and lower your safety goggles, Brainiac Live! is coming to the West End! Based on the cult-classic television series Brainiac: Science Abuse this show is coming to the Garrick Theatre this summer after touring the UK and the world.
3 May, 2019 | By Sarah Gengenbach