Friday, July 21, 2006

Food for thought


Friday 21 July 06

The Time Travel Café waiter

This afternoon I attended the world premiere of 'Food for thought', a new family show at the Treasure House Theatre in World Museum Liverpool.

The action takes place in the Time Travel Café, where the waiter is a man on a mission. He transports the audience back in time to find out how food was caught and prepared many thousands of years ago

The half hour show features ancient treasures from the museum's collections, video footage and, of course, a rather unique time machine. I wont give too much away, but visitors are given plenty of food for thought about where the meals we eat come from.

Have a look at the what's on section to find out what shows and events are coming up in the Treasure House Theatre


Posted by Sam | 21/07/2006 15:37   | Comments [0]

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