The Super Scientific Circus starring Mr. Fish and Trent the Mime, proves that science can be fun and funny. Alternately assisted and foiled by the comedic antics of Trent the Mime, Mr. Fish uses amazing circus skills involving boomerangs, bubbles, beachballs, bull whips, and magic to introduce the principles of friction, inertia, centripetal force, aerodynamics, sonic booms, and  air pressure.

The audience learns how to make and throw their own boomerangs, how to blow giant soap bubbles, and how to put a needle through a balloon . Whether you flunked high school chemistry or have a PhD in astrophysics, you will love this show!

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When art from two cultures comes together, the result is often an exciting new experience. Such is the case with the blues. Come, listen to the Bluesman! His old fingers are begging to fail him, but he's still got a song in his heart and lots of stories to tell, such as the one about the first blues man, The Great One, who met a certain Man In White at a crossroads. Or the one about a young fella who loved the blues so much he married it and had a baby named rock and roll. Jerome Hairston - who has also adapted Scholastic Media's Dear America selection, Color Me Dark, brings to life the rich lyrics from Meyer's book using drama, narration, and live music.