The Science of Getting 2 High
Presented by: Jonathan Falconer
From: Ōtepoti | Dunedin
A comedy show that explains the science behind drug use and bad trips
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Presented by: Jonathan Falconer
From: Ōtepoti | Dunedin
After five sold-out Dunedin shows, The Science of Getting 2 High is a sequel show hosted by the self-identified World's Dumbest Doctor Jonathan Falconer that seamlessly blends stand-up comedy with intriguing insights from the field of neuropharmacology. The new show gets a bit more raw and personal, with a look at the science behind bad trips with personal anecdotes on how to embrace or avoid them.
The Science of Getting 2 High combines the fun of stand-up comedy with the captivating neuroscience of altered states and drug dependence, illuminating our susceptibility to negative experiences with drugs and how to minimize risks with drug use.
Jonathan has been featured on Radio New Zealand and Stuff, won the 2020 Mount Maunganui Comedy Competition and Best Comedian at the Dunedin Comedy Awards in 2020 and 2021.
"Who needs drugs? This show will get you high." - New Zealand Theatreview
"Provocative and entertaining ... has a comfortable and appealing delivery style." - Fringefeed
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Duration
1hr
Price
$20.00
Content Warning
Contains distressing or potentially triggering themes
Venue
The Dish
8 Stafford street Dunedin Dunedin Otago 9016
| Wheelchair Access YES
Accessible Bathroom YES
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