An interactive science show for children, developed by Teatr Kuriozum as the latest instalment in the „Przez Naukę do Gwiazd” series. It combines theatrical performance with real experiments in physics, chemistry and space science. Its aim is to engage young audiences while educating them.
The show features three characters:
- Profesorek – a mad scientist who carries out spectacular experiments in his laboratory;
- Sztuczny – the Professor’s digital assistant, hidden inside an old television set;
- Kosmita – a visitor from a distant galaxy who, with Profesorek’s help, is trying to get back home.
The cast includes:
- Michał Kud – scientist, physicist, PhD student at AGH and science communicator specialising in spectacular demonstrations (including with liquid nitrogen, nanotechnology and ecology); member of the Ogólnopolski Klub Demonstratorów Fizyki; since 2023 has appeared as Profesorek on the TVP programme „Ziarno”;
- Ewelina Grzebinoga – actress and dancer, graduate of the Akademia Sztuk Teatralnych w Krakowie (Faculty of Dance Theatre), long-time instructor of dance and drama classes for children;
- Michał Modrzejewski – PhD student at AGH, science communicator and graphic designer, graduate of Materials Nanoengineering; together with Michał Kud, leads workshops and demonstrations;
- Jakub Goryl – AGH graduate and eco-educator leading ecology and physics classes in Polish and English, amateur actor; at Teatr Kuriozum he is also responsible for sound, lighting and camera;
- Sławomir Czyrnek – journalist, scriptwriter and producer, author of television programmes; at Teatr Kuriozum he is responsible for the scripts and character creation.
Date and times:
- Tuesday, 1 December 2026, 10:00 – Classes I–III;
- Tuesday, 1 December 2026, 12:00 – Classes IV–VIII.
Admission is free, but advance booking of seats is required. Reservations can be made with the Audience Services Office (Biuro Organizacji Widowni) by calling 12 644 02 66, ext. 55, or by email at REZERWACJA@NCK.KRAKOW.PL. Guests with mobility impairments are asked to contact the Office in advance so that suitable seats can be arranged. The first and second rows of the NCK Stage auditorium are equipped with an induction loop for hard-of-hearing guests.