We are delighted to be back in the Bloomsbury Studio for a second summer gig!
Tickets available now with no booking fee: https://www.thebloomsbury.com/event/run/15123
Join Simon Jolly, UCL Physics and Astronomy
Paul Hellier, UCL Mechanical Engineering
Kyle Evans, Barton Peveril College Mathematics
Eoin Bentick, UCL English Language and Literature
Paula Morgenstern, UCL Energy Institute
Aneesha Singh, UCL Computer Science
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That’s right, we are back and delighted to be in the Bloomsbury Studio again!
Researchers will become comedians for a night of great comedy as we ask them to think about truth. Along with our comedian Martin Crosser aand compere Abigoliah Schamaun we are welcoming:
Aalaa Al- Shamahi – UCL Anthropology
Monika Bohm – ZSL
Geraldine Horan – UCL, School of European Languages
Oscar Kennedy – London Centre for Nanotechnology
Nguyen T K Thanh – UCL Physics and Astronomy
Gary Stevens – UCL, Slade School Of Fine Art
Tickets £5 plus booking fee and are avaliable here: https://www.thebloomsbury.com/event/run/15116
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Bright Club at UCL will be back on 22nd March in the Bloomsbury Studio.
Ticket available here: https://www.thebloomsbury.com/event/run/15086
We have a fantastic line- up yet again. As well as the headline act and compere we have:
Gareth Williams – Pharmaceutics, UCL
Alessandro Galloni – Neuroscience, Crick Institute
Maddison Coke – Electronic and Electrical Engineering, UCL
Anna Ploszajski – Chemistry, UCL
Ed Hughes – Physics and Astronomy, Queen Mary’s University
Hope to see you there!
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Hello everyone,
Bright Club is back for some festive fun on 10th December, 7:30pm in the Bloomsbury Studio.
This is the night that researchers become stand-up comedians and we have a great line up yet again:
Gareth Hagger-Johnson – Senior Research Associate, Epidemiology & Public Health
Sarah Hutton – Outreach Co-ordinator and Ogden Science Officer, Department of Physics and Astronomy
Nick Crumpton – Research Associate Cell and Developmental Biology, Life Sciences
Rob Lee – Analyst Developer ISD
Bill Hodgson – Senior Teaching Fellow, Bartlett
These will be supported by a professional comedian and the night will be themed around the future of the researchers’ work.
Tickets are £4 plus a small booking fee:
https://www.thebloomsbury.com/event/run/15058
Hope to see you there!
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That’s right – we are back for the SECOND time in 2015 at the Bloomsbury Theatre for a mega celebration of all the things funny about research.
We’ll be taking a trip around the world with 10 UCL researchers to share their comedy observations on their work.
3 professional comedians: Elis James, David Morgan and Dan Atkinson will be supporting our cast of brilliant research comedy.
Performers include:
Tom O’Donnell – Medieval Ireland
Monni Bohm – On endangered species
Oli Marsh – Science on the internet
Puja Bharadia – On uncertainty
Mike Fell – How we use energy
Zisis Kozlakidis – Viruses and data
Xavier Harrison – On geese
Gemma Bale – Measuring with light
Liam Shaw – The physics of bacteria
Tickets: £8 (plus booking fee)
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Bright Club is back at the Star of Kings for another night of intelligent comedy. Join a host of researchers and 2 brilliant comedians for a night of laughs themed around power.
Empowered with jokes, our researchers will be overloading you with daft data, language laughs and interesting anecdotes to the power of 1000!
Join compere Tom Price and headliner Andrew O’Neill plus:
Alex Mankoo – UCL Science and Technology Studies
Puja Bharadia – UCL Institute for Sustainable Heritage
Sheridan Humphreys – Menzies Centre for Australian Studies, Kings College London
Liam Shaw – UCL Institute of Child Health
Rob Webster – UCL Institute of Education
Daniel Durrant – UCL Bartlett School of Planning
Roel Konijnendijk – UCL History
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For the first time, Dublin will be getting a taste of Bright Club! This Wednesday in 4 Dame Lane, researchers and comedians will come together to talk about all the things that make us human, bringing the idea-driven comedy of UK Bright Clubs to the Emerald Isle.
Headlined by Niamh Shaw, Artist-in-residence at Cork Institute of Technology and Blackrock Castle Observatory
Compered by Jessamyn Fairfield , Physicist and Comedian
And featuring:
Aoife McLysaght – Genetics, Trinity College Dublin
Jennifer Edmonds – Digital Humanities, Trinity College Dublin
Louise McHugh – Psychology, University College Dublin
David McKeown – Mechanical Engineering, University College Dublin
Rick Doody – Comedian and Improviser, Not The Eyes
Kevin Handy – Comedian and Improviser, Not The Eyes
Leanne Harte – Singer and Songwriter
Doors at 7pm in 4 Dame Lane on February 4th, limited tickets available on the night, €5 in. As seen in the Irish Times! More information on facebook and twitter.
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