Everyone knows: German comedians are like English cooks, sober Scots or Texan Democrats. And physicists are even less funny. Science cabaret artist Vince Ebert proves otherwise.
NFollowing his acclaimed English debut at the 2017 Edinburgh Festival Fringe, he is delighted to present "Sexy Science" to an international audience in Frankfurt. In it, he explains scientific facts with the laws of humour: why is the sky blue? Why is the night black? Why shouldn't you eat yellow snow?
Sexy Science - a funny and inspiring show about skeptical thinking, fake news, the secret of German automotive art and the extremely important question: Do strippers on the pole turn differently in the southern hemisphere than they do here?
Everybody knows: German comedians are like English cooks, sober Scotsmen or Texan democrats. And physicists aren't funny at all. That may be true until you meet the father of German science comedy, Vince Ebert.
After his acclaimed English debut at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2017, he is looking forward to performing "Sexy Science" for the international audience in Frankfurt. In his first English show he explains scientific facts using the fundamental laws of humour. Why is the sky blue? Why is the night black? Why shouldn't you eat yellow snow?
"Sexy Science" - a witty and inspiring performance about skeptical thinking, fake news, the secret of German cars and the important question: Do strippers in the southern hemisphere turn around the pole in the opposite direction? Serious humour - made in Germany.
Text source and further information about this event: https://www.english-theatre.de/vince-ebert/
