Photo Flash: THAT PHYSICS SHOW Celebrates 100th Performance Off-Broadway

That Physics Show, recipient of the 2016 Drama Desk Award for "Unique Theatrical Experience," written and performed by lifetime physics demonstrator David Maiullo, celebrated its 100th performance yesterday, Sunday, July 24th. Following the 3pm performance, the cast and crew gathered in the theatre lobby to pose for pictures and eat cake!

That Physics Show recently announced a new summer performance schedule at the Elektra Theater (300 West 43rd Street - entrance just west of 8th Avenue). Performances are now held on Saturday & Sunday at 12pm & 3pm and on Wednesday at 2pm through September 4th. Eric Krebs produces and directs.

What damage can a ping-pong ball do as it hurtles 700 miles an hour through a vacuum tube? Can you see the shape of sound in a dancing flame? "OH, NO! That bowling ball is going to smash him in the face"...but it didn't!

Based on the hundreds of physics experiments that are presented at physics conferences and in classrooms across the country, That Physics Show features segments on motion, momentum, vacuum, friction, energy, density, fluid motion, sound waves and sound vibration, light waves, temperature and many more from the world in which we live - a world controlled by physics. You've never seen anything like this before! Mr. Maiullo has been a physics demonstrator at Rutgers University for over 20 years and most recently became a regular on "The Weather Channel" and a presenter at national physics festivals.

Photo Credit: Richard Hillman PR