(On hiatus until 4/11) From the team behind the long-running "That Physics Show" and "That Chemistry Show" comes this new show tracing the history of inventions from 1850 to the present. Includes hands-on demonstrations.
See it if You are really into gadgets and how they work or have some young kids you want to entertain. Very fun, hands on learning. I learned things.
Don't see it if You don’t want to be surrounded by children. This is like a child’s birthday party atmosphere rather than theatre.
See it if you want exposure to a few early inventions and their connection to today's technology. Good display of objects and great for kids.
Don't see it if you want an adult paced show: kids shouting, long walk thrus in the audience, repetition due to interruptions, lighting issues, photo taking Read more
See it if you have children to entertain. The latest in this science based series invites the audience to recognize themselves as potential inventors.
Don't see it if parental photo ops annoy you. While children delight in participating, adults behave badly holding up cell phones to record them in action
See it if You want an interesting history of some of our most important inventions presented by a passionate collector.
Don't see it if You're annoyed by the children's birthday party vibe of the venue and awkward audience participation - would definitely be better for adults
See it if You want to see an educational show where you can actually learn something!
Don't see it if You are expecting a traditional-style performance; this is a presentation show with one person simply demonstrating/explaining objects.
See it if You want to find out where our modern devises came fromVery interesting & educational for adults & kidsGreat information to conversate with
Don't see it if If not interested in learning about how things were invented & see objects from eons ago. Do not enjoy kids in an audience
See it if you are curious about old inventions (duh), but don't expect a show in any sense of the word. No flow, no transitions, no story.
Don't see it if you aren't up for a poorly designed show. This isn't a show in any sense of the word. A number of old inventions are shown and discussed. Read more
See it if you are interested in a hands-on show about inventions made eons ago which are relevant for/predecessors of things we use today.
Don't see it if you don't care about old technological inventions and how they work.
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