Laughing Gas

T229926571
Humphry Davy - pre-eminent scientist, pilchard addict and Penzance boy - requests the pleasure of your company at his legendary lecture at London's Royal Institute, where he will demonstrate the effects of his latest and greatest discovery - nitrous oxide, more commonly known as laughing gas... Humphry has a formula to solve - one that will change science forever! But revolution spreads through the city! The Royalist Mob lynch those who badmouth their King! His elocution lesson looms! The trout in his pocket has to be cooked! And time is running out. This breakneck comedy charts the rise of one of Cornwell's most famous native sons, from his lowly beginnings as a chemist's assistant to one of the most brilliant minds of the 19th century.

Author	Nick Darke
Author	Carl Grose

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Archive :: production:T229926571, play:S0828160622, venue:V910

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