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From writing and performing science shows at the world-famous Smithsonian Institution, Eddie Goldstein went on to launch the highly acclaimed Science Performing Program at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, where he was a senior educator for 23 years. A Columbia University graduate with a background as a professional magician, always-entertaining Eddie has performed his Magical Math and Science Show around the globe. He also conducts science-performing workshops at museums internationally, sharing the skills he has honed over many years, so that other professional educators can learn new tools for spreading the joy of science.

Award-winning UK company Theatre-Rites creates beautiful and inspiring theatre for children, exploring complex issues such as the refugee situation, the environment, the financial world and neuroscience.

Their acclaimed touring and site-responsive productions stir the imagination and stimulate thought, delivering productions for, among others: Schauspielhaus Bochum, Germany (The Incredible Tale of Robot Boy), London’s Sadler’s Wells and The Barbican, Manchester International Festival, and the Ruhrtriennale Festival in Germany.

The group collaborates with diverse artists, artforms and non-arts community partners. The Incredible Tale of Robot Boy was initially a research project, funded by Wellcome Trust, with designers, puppeteers and neuroscientists from Kings College London.

Theatre-Rites’ work, under Artistic Director Sue Buckmaster, is regularly inspired by ‘object-led’ theatre that celebrates the power of visuals, puppetry and animation and is devised in collaboration with designers, visual artists, filmmakers, puppeteers, musicians, composers, actors and dancers.