Interactive science show for 7-10 year olds and their grown-ups where audiences help engineer Daniel Bye solve challenges.
So Unfair comes to Lincoln Arts Centre on Saturday 31 October, with two performances that day at 11am and 2pm. It's a brand-new interactive science show for 7-10 year olds and their grown-ups, built around the character Daniel Bye and featuring engineers from across the UK.
On stage, the audience is set big challenges to help Daniel change the world, in an adventure that mixes engineering problems, bad dad jokes and plenty of molten chocolate. It's an interactive one, so the kids aren't just watching from their seats — they're part of the solving. The show is touring the UK, with stops at The Garage in Norwich, Attenborough Arts Centre in Leicester and Midlands Arts Centre in Birmingham, so Lincoln is one of several dates on the road.
Behind it is a team of four: Daniel Bye, Sarah Punshon, Toni-Dee Paul and Matt Powell. They've worked together before, and their previous stuff has been called 'riveting, funny and thoughtful' by The Guardian and 'really great children's theatre' by Exeunt. The production runs with the support of the Victoria Wood Foundation.
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It's a Saturday morning or afternoon thing, so it fits easily around a weekend. With two shows on the same day — 11am and 2pm — you can pick whichever works best for your family. Both are at Lincoln Arts Centre on 31 October.
