Adelaide Fringe 2020 review: Science Magic
A mad Irish professor keeps small children entranced with the spectacle of chemical reactions ... plus a few jokes about farts and wee.
Other Events
Don't miss out on the headlines from Other Events. Followed categories will be added to My News.
Science Magic
Children’s / Comedy
Rating: ****1/2
Parasol Lounge, Gluttony
Until March 15
Irishman Donal Vaughan travels the world making science fun.
He presents simple experiments using everyday materials that kids can try at home, yet they are spectacular, messy and most definitely fun.
A true showman, Donal makes the magic happen in such a delightful, entertaining way. Laughter bubbles up and bursts from children and adults alike.
Even if you think you’ve seen it all before, this comic genius makes the same old chemical reactions fresh and new again.
Don makes “dragon breath” from “werewolf pee, goblin snot and fairy dust”, he cracks jokes about farts, wee and bums without using any bad language and easily makes an hour disappear, at a very reasonable price.
Little science superheroes leave full of ideas about “changing things up and seeing what happens”.
