LIVE THEATRE THAT INSPIRES EXCITEMENT FOR MATH AND SCIENCE
Interactive Theatre
You step into another world. One where where your knowledge about STEM is your best tool. It's live theatre, but you and your your audience companions are part of the story: solving puzzles, witnessing intriguing scenes, and interacting with characters on a scientific or mathematical quest. It's YOUR story now!
Develop community engagement, team building, and hands-on learning in a memorable way with our collaborative, interactive theatre experiences. Book a residency of one of these, or commission an original all your own!
Enter the FRACTURE
Math is breaking...
..leaving chaos and terror in its wake. The ancient Cult of Pythagoras has broken physics and reality through an arcane incantation of the dreaded ArithmeRift.
The agents of the federal government's Situationally Uncertain Mathematics Mitigation (SUMM) are there to save math and contain the Fracture. But they need help from YOU.
This experience is part haunted house, part live theatre, part escape room and entirely SCARY! Suitable for all ages, no math knowledge required. FRACTURE will be presented in Seattle, WA for the 2024 Halloween season. Contact us to find out how to bring it to your museum or institution.
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Our interactive experiences can be installed in a classroom or museum!
Schrödinger's Cat
A curious kitten has found herself in a very dangerous box! Can your group use the chemistry clues to get her out? In this reverse-escape room, participants will identify atoms, learn about radioactive decay, and experiment with cat chemistry all while talking live with science's most famous fictitious feline!
Tesla's Pigeon
Nikola Tesla was an inventor, electricity pioneer, and caretaker of Columbidae (the family of birds consisting of doves and pigeons). In this adventure, lab assistants age 8 and up join forces to help Tesla find a mischievous pigeon who has left clues around the inventor’s laboratory, with puzzles and challenges to solve by learning about electricity and the force of electromagnetism.
