"CSI: Live!" is about to hit the Warsaw Community High School Performing Arts Center stage.
Children and adults alike will enjoy an opportunity to share in the adventures of "CSI: Live!", the first Mad Science® production at the WCHS PAC.
The production will be at the WCHS PAC at 7 p.m. Feb. 18. Tickets are $10 for adults, and $5 for students 18 years old and younger. Tickets are available by calling 574-371-5040. Master Card and Visa accepted, no refunds or exchanges.
"CSI: Live!" is an interactive journey through the world of crime scene investigations. When a crime is committed at the Las Vegas premiere of the Max Spade Magic Show, the CSI team springs into action.
Sydney Mathis and David Hart play the roles of CSI investigators and are on the case, assisted by supervisor Gil Grisson through a live video connection from the Las Vegas Crime Lab. Audience members will jump up on stage and become part of the action, becoming witnesses, suspects and "CSI" recruits.
Together, they will use their superior logic and forensic know how to uncover hidden details, investigate the evidence and test their theories. Whether it's analyzing mysterious gasses, launching projectiles into a target, or firing a laster beam across the stage, the "CSI" recruits will have to be on their toes to help solve the crime before it's too late.
How was the crime committed? Who is guilty? Only you can find the answers.
The show is age appropriate for children 8 years old and older.Mad Science® conducts shows in amusement parks, theme parks, fairs, schools, camps and homes. Based in Montreal, Canada, the Mad Science Group has developed more than 300 hours of original science content with more than 2,000 interactive activites delivered by a network of 150 franchises across 20 countries and five continents.
Mad Science Productions®, a division of the Mad Science Group, conducts large-scale touring stage shows. Mad Science conducts a quarter million presentations a year for 5 million customers.
For more information on Mad Science®, visit online at www.madscience.org
