One Tenth Human: So Unfair!
Hearing Loop
This event will be bookable on Monday 3 August 2026.
One Tenth Human in association with The Dukes Lancaster present So Unfair!
Welcome to our interactive science demo – with a twist! We need YOU to take on some big challenges and help us save the day.
How can we make things more fair? And what could go wrong if we don’t?
Help Daniel Bye change the world in an unexpectedly ridiculous adventure, involving engineering challenges, bad dad jokes and an extraordinary quantity of molten chocolate.
A brand new show for 7-11 year olds and their grown-ups.
Created by Daniel Bye, Sarah Punshon, Toni-Dee Paul and Matt Powell. Featuring engineers from across the UK Zooming in to help you save the day.
‘Riveting, funny and thoughtful’ – The Guardian ‘really great children’s theatre’ – Exeunt
What are ‘Pay What You Can’ tickets?
We believe that that arts should be accessible for all. For this reason some of our shows and events this year will be ‘Pay What You Can’, meaning that you decide how much you can or want to pay. This expands access to the arts for those who may not have been able to participate otherwise, or gives others the chance to support those who cannot by paying a bit extra.
You will see multiple prices available for each show or event. You can select whichever price you can afford or would like to pay – thank you.
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This event will be bookable on Monday 3 August 2026.
One Tenth Human in association with The Dukes Lancaster present So Unfair!
Welcome to our interactive science demo – with a twist! We need YOU to take on some big challenges and help us save the day.
How can we make things more fair? And what could go wrong if we don’t?
Help Daniel Bye change the world in an unexpectedly ridiculous adventure, involving engineering challenges, bad dad jokes and an extraordinary quantity of molten chocolate.
A brand new show for 7-11 year olds and their grown-ups.
Created by Daniel Bye, Sarah Punshon, Toni-Dee Paul and Matt Powell. Featuring engineers from across the UK Zooming in to help you save the day.
‘Riveting, funny and thoughtful’ – The Guardian ‘really great children’s theatre’ – Exeunt
What are ‘Pay What You Can’ tickets?
We believe that that arts should be accessible for all. For this reason some of our shows and events this year will be ‘Pay What You Can’, meaning that you decide how much you can or want to pay. This expands access to the arts for those who may not have been able to participate otherwise, or gives others the chance to support those who cannot by paying a bit extra.
You will see multiple prices available for each show or event. You can select whichever price you can afford or would like to pay – thank you.