Have you ever wondered what happens to poo after you flush it down the loo? We have!

Expect ridiculous dance moves, competitive flushing, real toilets, and some truly stinky fun, all wrapped up in an educational exploration of how water gets to your tap and what happens when it disappears down the drain.

Calling all young explorers, budding scientists, and keen investigators: if you’ve ever wondered how clean water reaches your home or where dirty water goes, this is the show for you. Roll up your sleeves and join the award-winning team for some delightfully disgusting watery fun. Let’s work together to solve some sticky problems. 

Most suitable for ages 4 and up. Drop in and dive into the adventure! 

One Tenth Human was created by artistic director Sarah Punshon, inspired by the year she spent working at the Natural History Museum, collaborating with scientists and museum professionals to create interactive events for family visitors.

Since their formation in 2016, they’ve engaged more than 32,500 people via their performances, school workshops, and online events. They have engaged over sixty scientists and mathematicians as advisors and activity leads. An estimated 105,500 have heard about their work online, via social media, at a conference or in the press. Their work has entertained, delighted, and changed children’s understanding, confidence and ambition.