Enjoy Edible Cinema at the Science Museum
Tim Burton’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory will have a immersive transformation at the Science Museum on September 30th 2015.
Part of the museum’s themed nights at the IMAX 3D cinema, the world’ s most impressive movie experience, which seats over 400 and boasts a 408m2 screen, and be first to watch the film and taste the film, edible cinema’s series of sensory adventures Edible cinema is series of movie screenings enhanced with treats for the tastebuds, ears and visceral thrills and an delicious dinner menu. The multi sensory adventures were first thought up by Soho house’s events manager Zoe Fletcher and Polly Betton from the unusual event specialist tea-time production. The cinematic cuisine experience was invented providing audience with small Canope- sized trays of delicious food and mini cocktails matching the theme of the movie being screened. Edible cinema’s bite-sized tasting menus brings to life various food items corresponding to different scenes. After a short introduction the audience are prompted to open a container. These movements are signalled by a screen side light box, which illuminated the numbered container that should be opened and consumed at a particular time. For the screening of the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory on September 30th audience should expect a heterogeneous tasting menu with both savoury and sweet items corresponding to the scenes of the film such as gum that tastes like three course dinner and Augustus- flavoured chocolate-covered goop. Those watching the screening will have a real feeling of not only touring the chocolate factory but also tasting all of its delights.
Charlie and The Chocolate Factory
Wednesday, 30 September 2015 . Start time: 9pm
Venue: The Science Museum, Exhibition Rd, London, SW7 2DD
Tickets £37.00 per person.
Floating Cinema
Floating Cinema is an award winning architectural structure, which brings programmes of film and associated cinema events tailored to canals and rivers it visits.
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They aim to create pop-up movie experiences that capture audiences by breaking the boundaries of conventional cinema screenings.
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