Am 25. und 26. Oktober feiert das neue Physikshow-Musical „Zukunftsenergien – Zukunftsmusik?“, kurz Phyusical, Premiere im Wolfgang-Paul-Hörsaal der Universität Bonn. In der 75-minütigen Show treffen Theaterspiel, Livemusik und Live-Experimente in einer energiegeladenen Show aufeinander. Das Phyusical richtet sich an alle Interessierten ab 12 Jahren ohne spezielle Vorkenntnisse. Das Stück wurde von Dr. Jana Heysel geschrieben und von Mitgliedern der Physikshow, einer engagierten Gruppe Physikstudierender an der Universität Bonn unter der Leitung von Prof. Herbert Dreiner, aufgeführt. Das Musical wird im Wissenschaftsjahr 2025 – Zukunftsenergie vom Bundesministerium für Forschung, Technologie und Raumfahrt gefördert. On October 25 and 26, the new physics show musical “Zukunftsenergien – Zukunftsmusik?”, or phyusical for short, will premiere in the Wolfgang Paul Lecture Hall at the University of Bonn. The 75-minute show combines theater, live music, and live experiments in an energetic performance. The phyusical is aimed at anyone aged 12 and over with no special prior knowledge. The play was written by Dr. Jana Heysel and performed by members of the physics show, a dedicated group of physics students at the University of Bonn led by Prof. Herbert Dreiner. The musical is funded by the Federal Ministry of Research, Technology, and Space in the Science Year 2025 – Energy of the Future.

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