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Albert Einstein: Relativitively Speaking (Junior Edition) Royal Albert Hall 30 May, 10.30am Joined by his wives and mum on piano, and by guest rapper MC Squared, Albert quantum leaps us through two world wars, the wurst sausage joke ever, and even some actual proper boffin-checked science. Suitable for bright sparks of any age. Tickets £13.24 including fees. www.royalalberthall.com


Albert’s Band Presents: To Infinity and Beyond Royal Albert Hall 1 June, 12pm and 2:30pm The perfect family friendly introduction to some of the most famous and recognised pieces of classical music in the universe. Adults £11, children £6. www.royalalberthall.com


CALLING ALL SPACE EXPLORERS! Take o� on a voyage through classical music! We’ll be


waltzing in zero gravity, marching through asteroid �elds and enjoying sunrise symphonies with all the family.


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Mark Thompson’s Spectacular Science Show Exchange Theatre, Twickenham 31 May, 2pm You think Science is boring? Think again; this is science like you have never seen it before. Explore the strange and magical properties of matter with fireballs, fire tornadoes and explosive chemical reactions. Suitable for ages 4 and upwards. Adults £10, children £6 www.exchanget wickenham.co.uk


BioBlitz Morden Hall Park 2-3 June, 10am-4pm Come and get involved to find all the wildlife at the park. Free, no booking required. www.nationaltrust.org.uk/ morden-hall-park


Dreaming the Future Polka Theatre 2-3 June This play has been written with and performed by young people in Merton. Join them in dreaming the future. Recommended for ages 5+. Tickets £12.50 plus booking fee. polkatheatre.com


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