Mister C Live Vol. 3- When Science Goes Viral
Coming to Rome Capitol Theatre!
S.T.E.A.M. Educational Opportunity
Get Ready to Spark Your Curiosity with Mister C Live Vol. 3 – When Science Goes Viral presented by Broadway Utica at Rome Capitol Theatre on November 4th, 2024, at 10:30 am.
Broadway Utica is thrilled to announce a very cool addition to our educational programming for the upcoming season. We invite educators, their students, and science enthusiasts to experience the electrifying world of Mister C Live Vol. 3 – When Science Goes Viral. Renowned for merging the thrill of theater with the wonders of scientific exploration, this event promises to be a highlight of our S.T.E.A.M. initiatives.
Prepare to be a part of the world’s coolest and most popular science experiments. Attendees won’t just be spectators; they’ll be active participants in Mister C’s science crew. This interactive performance is designed to foster curiosity, encourage exploration, and even celebrate the learning that comes from failure.
Broadway Utica is dedicated to uniting educational programming with the arts to enrich our community’s learning landscape. When Science Goes Viral aligns perfectly with this mission, offering a unique educational experience that supports classroom learning in an engaging, entertaining format. It’s a perfect opportunity for school field trips, providing students with a dynamic learning environment that complements traditional S.T.E.M. and S.T.E.A.M. curricula.
Don’t miss this chance to dive into the exciting world of science with Mister C. The event is ideal for students of all ages, educators looking for exciting new teaching strategies, and anyone with a curious mind. Schools are especially encouraged to book as a group, as the performance is tailored to complement educational curricula and memorably inspire a love for science.
Let’s bring learning to life together! Click HERE to register:
Reserve your spot at Broadway Utica’s presentation of Mister C Live Vol. 3 – When Science Goes Viral and ensure your students have front-row seats to this unique blend of science and live theater.
