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Rude Science!

Duration
1 hour 40 minutes (including interval)
Date
Thu 18 Feb 2027
Venue
Theatre
Need to know

Tickets: £22.50 

Under 16s: £20.50

Family Offer: £2 off each ticket when 2 adults and 2 children are added to the basket.

Groups: Parties of 10 or more get one free ticket. Please email groupbookings@warwick.ac.uk or contact our box office for more information and to book. 

This show is not suitable for those with latex allergies. It also contains loud bangs, audience participation and stage fog.

Recommended Age:
Suitable for all - aimed at 6+ (Under 16s must be accompanied by a responsible adult)

Brace yourselves for BBC Gastronaut Stefan Gates’ revolutionary, high-tech, highly-explosive new show, packed with outrageous science stunts. 

On the surface it’s a riot of disgusting experiments built to delight young audiences but under the bonnet it’s a brilliantly-constructed curriculum-driven adventure designed to inspire Britain’s kids with a lasting fascination for science.

Expect enormous bottoms, f*rt machines, snot cocktails, vast whoopee cushions, pee-powered fireworks and ear-wax-oozing mannequins.

Stef is the high-octane presenter of 20 TV series (five for CBBC) and award-winning author of 12 books (including Rude Science). He’s internationally renowned for his world-class science stage shows.

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