upcoming shows31st May - Jericho Comedy Club Why do animals hate me? The perils of an overly zealous biologist 27th June - London SciComm Symposium What needs to change? 14th July - Citadel Festival 18th August - Green Man Festival Einsteins Garden Solar Stage afternoon MC |
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past shows
Bristol Festival of Nature
A comedy set discussing how wildcats could be saved by whisky at the Pop up wildlife party
The Cheltenham Science Festival
Performing a comedy set about 'Creepy males of Nature' and the unfair language used to describe females of species, to 600 people at the Variety Night
The Royal Society Summer Exhibition
Ghosts of science Past, Present and Future - Focusing on science present, and talking about the animals going extinct out of sight.
Wellcome Collection :
Speaker - Making Nature exhibit/ Camden summer University, focusing on the use of taxidermy in art and science.
Royal Institution:
Speaker - Wild Animal Biology talk for Ri Family Fun day, focusing on my research / bringing back extinct animals
Nerd Nite London:
Speaker - How whiskey could be the saviour of the Scottish Wildcat, for an audience of ~200
Laboratory LOLs UCL:
Stream-of-consciousness style comedy about animal excrement
Grave Expectations
Hosted at the Star of Kings - an evening of sketches and comedy about death. Touching on culture, comedy, arts and history, Grave Expectations discussed our relationship with death.
Babble talks
Babble talks, an in depth discussion about Scottish Wildcats, their place in the ecosystem and their looming extinction, alongside an interactive session with games and a Q&A.
Science Museum - Large Stand-Up Collider:
Comedy about my study species yet again - the Scottish Wildcat, hosted by Dr Anna Ploszajski
Science / Animal Showoff - Multiple shows:
Science comedy focusing mostly on domestic cats and their destruction of the world as we know it, or the anthropomorphism of animal mating systems
Never Explain at the Harrison:
Live comedy podcast where science is thrown out in favour of the ridiculous and badly behaved, hosted by Steve Cross
Chaotic Adequate Live
Acting as a brand new character in the 'Live Universe' of Chaotic Adequate, an incredible comedy Dungeons and Dragons Podcast > Chaotic Adequate website
Professor Malice
Scientist and Comedian Sarah Jones dons the disguise of Professor Malice for her night of improv comedy. Two teams form the North and South competed as to who would be more useful after the impeding apocalypse.
Dr Jiggs Bowson - British Science Festival
An amazing night of science and cabaret at the Brighton BSF, hosted by the charming Dr Jiggs Bowson (Aimee Eckert)
Thought Bubble : The Wicked and the Divine
An emmersive experience designed by WowBagger Productions and the WicDiv writers, where presenters developed personas to encourage visitors to make their was around the room asking the question 'what is art for?'.
BIAZA educators and Presenters conference : Speaking about the uses of comedy in education, and how we can increase accessibility for visitors
GCSE Science in Action: Chairing the STEM GCSE Science in Action with TTP, working alongside presenters and scientists to give students an insight into career prospects
Boring talks at the British Library : All about Cats: The highs and lows of working with cats
Women in STEM
A talk for the students and parents of Newstead School - Women in STEM, whats it like, and how did I get here?
A comedy set discussing how wildcats could be saved by whisky at the Pop up wildlife party
The Cheltenham Science Festival
Performing a comedy set about 'Creepy males of Nature' and the unfair language used to describe females of species, to 600 people at the Variety Night
The Royal Society Summer Exhibition
Ghosts of science Past, Present and Future - Focusing on science present, and talking about the animals going extinct out of sight.
Wellcome Collection :
Speaker - Making Nature exhibit/ Camden summer University, focusing on the use of taxidermy in art and science.
Royal Institution:
Speaker - Wild Animal Biology talk for Ri Family Fun day, focusing on my research / bringing back extinct animals
Nerd Nite London:
Speaker - How whiskey could be the saviour of the Scottish Wildcat, for an audience of ~200
Laboratory LOLs UCL:
Stream-of-consciousness style comedy about animal excrement
Grave Expectations
Hosted at the Star of Kings - an evening of sketches and comedy about death. Touching on culture, comedy, arts and history, Grave Expectations discussed our relationship with death.
Babble talks
Babble talks, an in depth discussion about Scottish Wildcats, their place in the ecosystem and their looming extinction, alongside an interactive session with games and a Q&A.
Science Museum - Large Stand-Up Collider:
Comedy about my study species yet again - the Scottish Wildcat, hosted by Dr Anna Ploszajski
Science / Animal Showoff - Multiple shows:
Science comedy focusing mostly on domestic cats and their destruction of the world as we know it, or the anthropomorphism of animal mating systems
Never Explain at the Harrison:
Live comedy podcast where science is thrown out in favour of the ridiculous and badly behaved, hosted by Steve Cross
Chaotic Adequate Live
Acting as a brand new character in the 'Live Universe' of Chaotic Adequate, an incredible comedy Dungeons and Dragons Podcast > Chaotic Adequate website
Professor Malice
Scientist and Comedian Sarah Jones dons the disguise of Professor Malice for her night of improv comedy. Two teams form the North and South competed as to who would be more useful after the impeding apocalypse.
Dr Jiggs Bowson - British Science Festival
An amazing night of science and cabaret at the Brighton BSF, hosted by the charming Dr Jiggs Bowson (Aimee Eckert)
Thought Bubble : The Wicked and the Divine
An emmersive experience designed by WowBagger Productions and the WicDiv writers, where presenters developed personas to encourage visitors to make their was around the room asking the question 'what is art for?'.
BIAZA educators and Presenters conference : Speaking about the uses of comedy in education, and how we can increase accessibility for visitors
GCSE Science in Action: Chairing the STEM GCSE Science in Action with TTP, working alongside presenters and scientists to give students an insight into career prospects
Boring talks at the British Library : All about Cats: The highs and lows of working with cats
Women in STEM
A talk for the students and parents of Newstead School - Women in STEM, whats it like, and how did I get here?
