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February 29-March 9, 2008 February 29-March 9, 2008 Book by Ian Gschwind and Vanessa LeBourdais "My daughter and I are still killing ourselves laughing!" "My wife and I loved it!" You'll think it's cool, your teen will think it's kewl! This original, hilarious musical comedy won Hollywood's prestigious 2007 Moondance Sandcastle Award. Step aboard a quantum space ship and travel through the microdimensions with Captain Arthur and his crew! This acclaimed comedy had its start as a runaway hit at the 2005 Vancouver Fringe. Join us February 29-March 9, 2008 at the Inlet Theatre for the Canadian professional premiere! (Ages 10-adult) Win 2 tickets to opening night! Includes opening night reception, music and snacks! Email us and you could be a winner! Draw date early 2008. Tickets: Tickets will go on sale after January 1, 2008. To reserve your seat, email us and we'll be sure to notify you when tickets are released (plus you'll automatically be entered in the free tickets draw!) Listen to music from the show! Click on the show's website here. "You have to see it to believe that partners Vanessa LeBourdais and Ian Gschwind can make quantum physics sexy and funny. Step on board the rocket ship Lollipop with Capt. Joe Arthur and crew and take a trip to the subatomic level where everything is very, very small. Watch the captain go ga-ga over his very own hadron accelerator. Get the lowdown on atoms, hadrons and quarks. Brush up on your Bohr's Law of Complementarity, Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle and the Theory of Parallel Universes. LeBourdais' music, ranging from tango and calypso to heavy metal and ballad-and everything in between-is upbeat and catchy. The choreography is lively, the lyrics are a hoot and the four performers have enough energy to put NASA to shame. . . If this show tours the country's high schools-and it should-you can expect a whole new generation of atomic scientists to emerge." -Jo Ledingham, Vancouver Courier. "Hi-larious!" - Jen. "My wife and I were at the Friday show and loved it! It's a show for all ages (we're 60ish, but 'Young at Heart')" - Stuart. "It was a fantastic play and a very enjoyable way to spend 75minutes. I laughed, I giggled, I may have even guffawed. " - JonBen "We're still riding high on the fun we had last night. [My daughter's] singing 'Quarks' and we're killing ourselves laughing about quantum physics being "a bunch of hoofala". I consider this show a service to humanity; tour it please." Lisa B. "Well, this was a very clever, funny performance. The music was lively, and the perfomers were good. I thoroughly enjoyed it." " I enjoyed the musical tremedously . . . the event was both quite cool and worthwhile. (I thought the lyrics of many of the songs quite clever)" "The musical was funny, sweet and educational in turn." "I learned some interesting "smart people" stuff! Fun event.
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