Albert Einstein: Relatively Speaking - STEAM historical character for schools - Young Audiences
PROGRAMS

PROGRAMS

Albert Einstein: Relatively Speaking

Type: Performance|Remote
Art Form: Theater & Media Arts|History, Math, Science
Grade Level: 4-12
Scheduling Request

Meet the man whose name has become synonymous with genius! George Capaccio enters classrooms as Albert Einstein, and delights audiences as they discover the scientist's very human qualities, and follow the trajectory of his life from a patent clerk in a Swiss office to a world renowned figure. Student participation includes learning of his insights into the nature of reality through interactive experiments.

Remote Learning Adaptation: Available both live online and pre recorded. The pre recorded version is 60 minutes long, and makes use of more visual aids to support and enhance the teaching of science. 

Length: 45 Minutes
Audience Limit: 200
Curriculum Connection: Physics, History, Historical Figures

Video: Remote Arts Learning Showcase (George starts at 1:08)

Single Performance: $660
Additional Performances: $530
Travel: $50 per day
Pricing may vary for weekends/out-of-school time
Processing Fee of $45 added to all contracts

 Provisions:

  • 1 chair
  • 1 small desk or table
  • 1 teacher or other staff person to read a brief introduction, which artist will provide.

Arrival time: 30-45 minutes before the performance.

Time needed between performances: at least 15 minutes

Strike time: 10-15 minutes.

Teachers are asked to model appropriate audience behavior for students.

Please introduce the performer as an Arts for Learning Massachusetts artist.

 

Visiting artist, available with advanced notice throughout the school year, and this program is also available online.