After a US-tour, Dr Joel is back to give you a comedic view of science from depths of his mullet covered brain. But be careful, you might accidentally learn something.
Sadly, due to Dr Joel being unable to perform, this weekend's performances of Science is No Joke are cancelled. You will be automatically issued with a full refund for your ticket(s) and do not need to do anything further.
We’d like to apologise for this cancellation and the understandable disappointment it may cause. If you have any questions for us at Q, please don’t hesitate to get in touch on boxoffice@qtheatre.co.nz
A message from Dr Joel: Kia ora koutou,
It is with sadness that I am unable to perform Science is No Joke this weekend at Q. I want to thank you for your understanding, and I am truly grateful for your support of my work.
For a little more info, I have recently tweaked my back to the point where I am unable to sit or stand, the latter of which is pretty useful for performing stand-up comedy.
Right now, I will focus on resting up so I can bring Science is No Joke back to Auckland in the future.
My sincere apologies for this late cancellation, and I hope this doesn’t stop you from having a delightful science filled weekend!
Cheers, Joel
Coming off of a sold-out run at the 2024 NZ International Comedy Festival and a US tour, Dr Joel Rindelaub is bringing his science-based comedy back to Q!
You see, Dr Joel is a massive nerd. Every day he wakes up balls deep in science, devoting his mullet covered brain to the next big discovery in the world of chemistry. And by chemistry we mean partying. The dude likes to party.
In this show, Dr Joel brings you a rave-minded view from the forefront of science, using the humour he has showcased on Celebrity Treasure Island and Taskmaster AU to give you a fresh perspective on our wild and wacky world.
But be careful, you might accidentally learn something.
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Les and Fleur are a middle-aged couple at the end of their tether. Francis and Connie are newly-weds terrified of getting it on. They’ve double booked a romantic getaway at a kiwi bach in the middle of nowhere, but we’re not sure which is raging harder - the storm outside, or the hormones inside!
