Coming: Improbable Dramatic Readings at the Cambridge Science Festival

On Friday, September 29, we will be doing TWO (2) shows of Improbable Dramatic Readings as part of the Cambridge Science Festival, organized by the MIT Museum.

What?

This is what will happen at each show: Luminaries (of various wattage) will each do brief dramatic readings from seemingly absurd, genuine research studies and patents. Some of those studies and patents have won Ig Nobel Prizes. All of them make people laugh, then think.

Two Shows, with Different Casts and Material

There will be TWO(2) shows. Both will happen at the MIT Welcome Center, 292 Main Street
Building E38, Cambridge MA, USA.

The first show is at 4 pm.

The second show, with different dramatic readers reading different dramatic readings, will be at 7 pm.

Meanwhile, in Italy

BUT…. that day, September 9, if you happen to be in Perugia, Italy rather than Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, come to the Ig Nobel event we will be doing in Perugia (as part of Sharper — European Researchers’ Night)!

And related events are happening in Cagliari, Catania, L’Aquila, Macerata, and Pavia.

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