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Eureka! Science Comedy User Submitted

When: Wed., Aug. 31, 9-10:30 p.m. 2016
Email: theeurekashow@gmail.com
Price: $10-$15
www.eurekacomedy.com
Eureka! is an interactive science comedy show that demystifies science in a way that is relatable, educational, and hilarious. Guest speakers lecture while comedians riff and banter with them on stage. The audience can also win fun, silly prizes by correctly answering the guest scientist's questions. Get your Nuclear Fusion on with Lorin Benedict, an applied theoretical and computational physicist at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory discuss the science of nuclear fusion. Joining him will be comedians Krista Fatka (Outside Lands), Matt Gubser (San Francisco International Comedy Competition), and Kevin Whittinghill (SF Sketchfest).
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