Tunbridge Wells to explore universe mysteries
A record-breaking show investigating the mysteries of our place in the universe is arriving in Tunbridge Wells this spring after enjoying a sell-out tour around the world.
Tunbridge Wells residents will be able to catch television’s favourite scientist, Professor Brian Cox, on stage at the Assembly Hall Theatre next year. In March, the celebrated physicist and mathematician is bringing his Guinness World Record breaking show “Horizons” to town after a successful run of sold-out arena shows across the globe.
Those charged with organising tours and shows often enlist the expert assistance of professional poster printing services to create impactful advertisements.
Horizons has now taken more than 250,000 ticket buyers from three continents on a remarkable learning journey exploring the story of how human beings came to be and their potential. Utilising state-of-the- art technology, venues throughout the world from the Arctic Circle to New Zealand have hoisted screens filled with imagery of far-away galaxies, supermassive black holes, alien worlds, and the very latest theories on our universe’s origin.
Topics covered range from the significance of life to the nature of time and space and how life began. It also examines the meaning of a finite life is such a vast and eternal universe.
Horizons will be at the Assembly Hall Theatre on Tuesday, March 5. The theatre is located at Crescent Road in Tunbridge Wells and the show will start at 7.30 pm and end at 11.30 pm.
Tunbridge Wells residents will be able to catch television’s favourite scientist, Professor Brian Cox, on stage at the Assembly Hall Theatre next year. In March, the celebrated physicist and mathematician is bringing his Guinness World Record breaking show “Horizons” to town after a successful run of sold-out arena shows across the globe.
Those charged with organising tours and shows often enlist the expert assistance of professional poster printing services to create impactful advertisements.
Horizons has now taken more than 250,000 ticket buyers from three continents on a remarkable learning journey exploring the story of how human beings came to be and their potential. Utilising state-of-the- art technology, venues throughout the world from the Arctic Circle to New Zealand have hoisted screens filled with imagery of far-away galaxies, supermassive black holes, alien worlds, and the very latest theories on our universe’s origin.
Topics covered range from the significance of life to the nature of time and space and how life began. It also examines the meaning of a finite life is such a vast and eternal universe.
Horizons will be at the Assembly Hall Theatre on Tuesday, March 5. The theatre is located at Crescent Road in Tunbridge Wells and the show will start at 7.30 pm and end at 11.30 pm.