Brian Cox and Robin Ince's Compendium of Reason 2021 Trailer @cosmicshambles

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They're back. It's back. We're back. And at a new venue.

The Cosmic Shambles Network and Phil McIntyre Live Limited are delighted to announce that Brian Cox and Robin's Ince's Christmas Compendium of Reason returns for 2021 at the iconic Royal Albert Hall on December 14th.

Sadly we didn't have a 2020 Compendium due to, well, 2020, so this year we're back with a bang. After Space Shambles and Sea Shambles we're excited to be bringing the traditional Compendium show to the Hall for 2021 in association with our good friends at Royal Albert Hall and Phil McIntyre Live Limited.

In the year of RAH's 150th anniversary celebrations, Professor Brian Cox and Robin Ince are heading to the famous South Kensington venue on December 14 2021 with their Christmas Compendium of Reason. Expect another exhilarating collision of science, music, comedy and wonder! Prepare for a show where you never know what scientific or musical treat will be next on stage. All proceeds will go to great charities like Médecins Sans Frontières UK, the Sophie Lancaster Foundation and Two Wheels for Life, amongst others.

As ever, the lineup will be a tightly guarded secret but previous shows have featured music icons like The Cure and legendary astronaut Chris Hadfield, plus surprises for comedy lovers, music fans, and science enthusiasts alike. Past Compendiums have also included guests such as New Order, Jo Brand, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Hugh Grant, Eddie Izzard, Dara Ó Briain, Duran Duran, Alice Roberts, Jim Al-Khalili and Carolyn Porco.

What have we got in store for 2021’s comedy, science and music explosive mix?

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$Sarah Kendall - Tips for Existence Episode 10 Teaser To listen to Tips for Existence subscribe at https://patreon.com/cosmicshambles This episode will be released on May 5th 2021. Sarah Kendall is an Australian comedian, writer and performer. She first gained notice in 1998 when she won the Raw Comedy competition before moving to the UK a couple of years later. She has performed stand up all over the world including a number of highly acclaimed shows at the Edinburgh Fringe where she has been twice nominated for the Perrier. As she moved away from stand up and more into storytelling, she created two seasons of the radio series Australian Trilogy for the BBC which has gone on to win numerous awards. In 2019 she created, wrote and starred in the sitcom Frayed which won a Royal Television Society award and was nominated at both the BAFTAs and AACTA Awards. Series 2 of Frayed will hit screens later this year. Sarah can currently be seen in series 11 of the BAFTA winning comedy show Taskmaster and at the time of this episode going out, she’s currently leading the series.Sarah Kendall is an Australian comedian. She first gained notice in 1998 when she won the Raw Comedy competition before moving to the UK a couple of years later. She has performed stand up all over the world including a number of highly acclaimed shows at the Edinburgh Fringe. As she moved away from stand up and more into storytelling, she created two seasons of the radio series Australian Trilogy for the BBC which has gone on to win numerous awards. In 2019 she created, wrote and starred in the sitcom Frayed which won a Royal Television Society award and was nominated at both the BAFTAs and AACTA Awards. Series 2 of Frayed will hit screens later this year. Sarah can currently be seen in series 11 of the BAFTA winning comedy show Taskmaster and at the time of this episode going out, shes currently leading the series. *** Once the meaning of it all was simple, if at times also cruel and/or barbaric. The Universe was made by a god, sometimes omnipotent, sometimes fractious, sometimes both. Now, as we explore the Universe and start to explain ourselves, the Universe has started to lose it single meaning and we have to find individual meanings ourselves. This is Tips for Existence where Robin Ince talks to cosmologists, composers, astronauts and authors about what gives them meaning. Check out more films, podcasts, live events and more at the home of curious entertainment http://cosmicshambles.com If you’d like to directly support what we do at the Cosmic Shambles Network visit https://patreon.com/cosmicshambles Produced by Trent Burton of Trunkman Productions: http://trunkman.co.uk Background art by William Marler - https://www.wmad.co.uk/$

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