'This is not just a show; it's a journey through the cosmos' says group bringing show to Ludlow
Scientists says the audience at their 'Wonders of Our Universe' show can expect a cosmic odyssey that delves into the mysteries of stars, planets, galaxies, black holes, and the intriguing search for life beyond planet Earth.
A group called The Average Scientist will be bringing their touring show to the Assembly Rooms in Ludlow on July 24.
They say people should prepare for an 'out-of-this-world' experience as the show promises an awe-inspiring journey through the cosmos, featuring stunning visuals, a mesmerising soundtrack and captivating 3D animations delivered on an eight sq m 4K screen.
Ian Hall, the founder of The Average Scientist, a specialist science outreach organisation, said: "This is not just a show; it's a journey through the cosmos.
"We've curated an emotive experience that combines cutting-edge technology with engaging storytelling, providing an unforgettable adventure for everyone attending."
With its mesmerising blend of lights, smoke effects, and jaw-dropping 3D animations, this family-friendly show is an ideal gift ticket and an incredible opportunity for minds, young and old, to be inspired by the wonders of our universe.
To catch a glimpse of what awaits, watch the teaser video.
Tickets for 'Wonders of Our Universe' are available now and can be booked online.
