
Celebrate Frankenstein’s 200th Birthday at Science Museum Lates
This month at Lates the Science Museum will be commemorating the 200th anniversary of Mary Shelley’s iconic gothic horror Frankenstein with a range of special activities, talks and fantastical experiences. Help Igor solve the mysteries of Frankenstein’s monster, build your very own Frankentoy, or transform into the creature himself.
Explore a world where humankind is extinct in futuristic play Humanity 2.0, help Dr Victor as she attempts to save the world from a viral pandemic, and examine just how close we really are to creating truly artificial life.
All this and much more, including a chance to get hands on with objects from the Science Museum’s Collection, learn about the ‘Arctic fever’ that helped inspire Frankenstein and get on down at our famous silent disco. Plus, you can check out Wonderlab: The Statoil Gallery and the Illuminating India exhibitions after-hours.
Wednesday 28 March, 18.45 – 22.00
Entry to Lates is FREE, and for ages 18+
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