Science and Comedy Collide in Matthew Starr's Dark Matter Show at PACA
Laugh and learn about the total eclipse hitting Erie
THURSDAY, MAR. 21
Experience an illuminating evening of laughs and science as Matthew Starr's Dark Matter show takes center stage at the Performing Artists Collective Alliance (PACA). Dark Matter, a unique blend of stand-up comedy and scientific exploration, is currently on a national tour aligned with the path of the upcoming total solar eclipse.
In proud partnership with the Simons Foundation's "In the Path of Totality" initiative, Dark Matter promises an unforgettable experience. Having debuted internationally at the British Science Festival in Coventry, UK, Dark Matter has captivated audiences in top comedy venues across the United States, including New York City, Chicago, San Francisco, and Austin, amongst others. The show explores emotions, relationships, and existence from a wittily astronomical perspective.
"What drew me to Dark Matter was in my first interview with an astronomer while I was writing [and] researching the show," shares Starr, the comedic mastermind behind Dark Matter. "We don't share a single molecule in common with dark matter, so as a comedian, it's really exciting to me to find that connection and make the audience feel something about it."
Starr intends to present a night of laughter and enlightenment as Dark Matter serves as the perfect prelude to the total eclipse taking place in Erie on April 8. Whether you're looking for laughter, education value, or a little bit of both, Dark Matter promises to be an experience that transcends the ordinary.
7:30 to 9:30 p.m. // PACA, 1505 State St. // $20 // For tickets and info: tickets.eriereader.com