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Study Guide for Mark Nizer

Recommended for All Ages

Mark Nizer’s New ScienceSplosion show will take students on a journey thru time and space to help figure these things out. Using multimedia, juggling, lasers and more. Mark Nizer will give your students real tools and teach them how science works, how to determine what is true and what is not.

Mark has performed at 1000’s of venues around the world and brings his passion for science education together with his love of performing into a unique curriculum based learning experience that will both educate and entertain. Sciencesplosion, saving the universe, one planet at a time!

Join Mark Nizer and Mark Nizer 50 years in the future as they work together to teach your audience the critical skills we will need to save our future. It’s a fun and original way to teach and learn about what is possible and what is real. Mark Nizer is a world class juggler (nizer.com) and comedian who has been performing his one man show around the globe for the last 40 years. His passion for science and truth has been at the heart of all he loves.

This performance is general admission seating and will have school groups attending. We welcome individuals and families to attend. Individuals & Families will be seated in an assigned section to manage the overall speed and efficiency of preparing for the performance. Seating will be designated upon arrival. Our Theatre has a total of 8 wheelchair spaces and will need to know in advance if any are required for your group. 

Please call the Capitol Theatre Box Office for group reservations of 10 or more people.
We will need a confirmation of student & chaperone numbers 6 weeks before the performance for all group reservations.
Box office @ 509-853-2787 between 11 am - 4 pm PDT M-F  or email- boxoffice@captioltheatre.org.

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This project is supported in part by Creative West which receives support in part from the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.