Bill Nye, known as 'The Science Guy', presents his science comedy show 'Solving for X' at the historic 5th Avenue Theatre.
Bill Nye is coming to The 5th Avenue Theatre on Tuesday, October 20, with his show Solving for X. Most of us know him as 'The Science Guy' from the show that defined science for a whole generation, and that's exactly who he'll be on stage. The evening is presented by Seattle Theatre Group at the historic 5th Avenue Theatre, and it's a reserved-seating event, so you'll have a spot waiting for you.
Solving for X is built around the idea that we need a scientifically curious generation. It's not a lecture in the traditional sense; Nye mixes education, curiosity, and science-fueled storytelling, so it's as much about the way he tells a story as it is about the facts he's sharing. If you grew up with him, it'll feel familiar, but it's a live show, not a rerun.
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The logistics are straightforward: doors open at 6:30 PM and the show starts at 7:30 PM. Tickets are $75, and since it's reserved seating, you can pick your spot ahead of time rather than hoping for the best when you walk in. The theater is at 1308 5th Ave, right in the heart of downtown Seattle.
