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SOLD OUT. I am very thankful and can't wait to see you all tonight!Sign up following the link below to get notified of f...
08/08/2026

SOLD OUT. I am very thankful and can't wait to see you all tonight!

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Giving everyone a *literal* reality check tomorrow. :) Less than 10 tickets left! Come get your own reality check tomorr...
07/08/2026

Giving everyone a *literal* reality check tomorrow. :) Less than 10 tickets left! Come get your own reality check tomorrow, Saturday, August 8, at 7pm in central London.

Can you see me? This may sound like the first line of every single Zoom call - but this is the first line of this show, delivered while standing on stage! By the end of the show, I hope to convince you that you can not really see me on stage - through live brainwave demos, light “illusions” expanding your reality, and the viral 2015 “colour-changing” black and blue dress. Or was it white and gold?

Us, little humans, can barely see reality — less than 1% of the light — and even that tiny sliver is largely distorted by our attention, hallucinated by our brains, and edited by our memory. “Can You See Me?” makes that invisible reality visible, live on stage.

I am an award-winning Harvard-educated scientist doing research for NASA, and I research the invisible. I would like to take you on a journey into science, wonder, philosophy and the beautiful unreliability of our own minds.

Come see me... IF YOU CAN!

★★★★★

"Magical talk, masterfully delivered" - TED audience member

Museum of Comedy
Camden Fringe

Last few tickets available for my show "Can You See Me?" on Saturday, August 8, 7pm at the Museum of Comedy.Can you see ...
06/08/2026

Last few tickets available for my show "Can You See Me?" on Saturday, August 8, 7pm at the Museum of Comedy.

Can you see me? This may sound like the first line of every single Zoom call - but this is the first line of this show, delivered while standing on stage! By the end of the show, I hope to convince you that you can not really see me on stage - through live brainwave demos, light “illusions” expanding your reality, and the viral 2015 “colour-changing” black and blue dress. Or was it white and gold?

Us, little humans, can barely see reality — less than 1% of the light — and even that tiny sliver is largely distorted by our attention, hallucinated by our brains, and edited by our memory. “Can You See Me?” makes that invisible reality visible, live on stage.

I am an award-winning Harvard-educated scientist doing research for NASA, and I research the invisible. I would like to take you on a journey into science, wonder, philosophy and the beautiful unreliability of our own minds.

Come see me... IF YOU CAN!

★★★★★

"Magical talk, masterfully delivered" - TED audience member

Museum of Comedy
Camden Fringe

Nice feedback received from TED on a version of my talk.Come see my show and expand your reality on Saturday August 8, 7...
05/08/2026

Nice feedback received from TED on a version of my talk.

Come see my show and expand your reality on Saturday August 8, 7pm at the Museum of Comedy.

Can you see me? This may sound like the first line of every single Zoom call - but this is the first line of this show, delivered while standing on stage! By the end of the show, I hope to convince you that you can not really see me on stage - through live brainwave demos, light “illusions” expanding your reality, and the viral 2015 “colour-changing” black and blue dress. Or was it white and gold?

Us, little humans, can barely see reality — less than 1% of the light — and even that tiny sliver is largely distorted by our attention, hallucinated by our brains, and edited by our memory. “Can You See Me?” makes that invisible reality visible, live on stage.

I am an award-winning Harvard-educated scientist doing research for NASA, and I research the invisible. I would like to take you on a journey into science, wonder, philosophy and the beautiful unreliability of our own minds.

Come see me... IF YOU CAN!

Museum of Comedy
Camden Fringe

04/08/2026

Come see my show and expand your reality on Saturday August 8, 7pm at the Museum of Comedy.

Can you see me? This may sound like the first line of every single Zoom call - but this is the first line of this show, delivered while standing on stage! By the end of the show, I hope to convince you that you can not really see me on stage - through live brainwave demos, light “illusions” expanding your reality, and the viral 2015 “colour-changing” black and blue dress. Or was it white and gold?

Us, little humans, can barely see reality — less than 1% of the light — and even that tiny sliver is largely distorted by our attention, hallucinated by our brains, and edited by our memory. “Can You See Me?” makes that invisible reality visible, live on stage.

I am an award-winning Harvard-educated scientist doing research for NASA, and I research the invisible. I would like to take you on a journey into science, wonder, philosophy and the beautiful unreliability of our own minds.

Come see me... IF YOU CAN!

“Magical talk masterfully delivered!” - TEDx audience member

Nice feedback received from CNN Producer on a version of my work. Come see my show and expand your reality on Saturday A...
03/08/2026

Nice feedback received from CNN Producer on a version of my work.

Come see my show and expand your reality on Saturday August 8, 7pm at the Museum of Comedy.

Can you see me? This may sound like the first line of every single Zoom call - but this is the first line of this show, delivered while standing on stage! By the end of the show, I hope to convince you that you can not really see me on stage - through live brainwave demos, light “illusions” expanding your reality, and the viral 2015 “colour-changing” black and blue dress. Or was it white and gold?

Us, little humans, can barely see reality — less than 1% of the light — and even that tiny sliver is largely distorted by our attention, hallucinated by our brains, and edited by our memory. “Can You See Me?” makes that invisible reality visible, live on stage.

I am an award-winning Harvard-educated scientist doing research for NASA, and I research the invisible. I would like to take you on a journey into science, wonder, philosophy and the beautiful unreliability of our own minds.

Come see me... IF YOU CAN!

Museum of Comedy
Camden Fringe

60% of tickets sold and the Camden Fringe hasn't even started yet! I am so super thankful. At this pace, the show is on ...
02/08/2026

60% of tickets sold and the Camden Fringe hasn't even started yet! I am so super thankful. At this pace, the show is on track to sell out by Wednesday.

If you were planning to come to, grab your seat while you still can - ticket link in the comments! 👇

Museum of Comedy
Camden Fringe

50% of tickets sold and the Camden Fringe hasn't even started yet! I am so super thankful. At this pace, the show is on ...
31/07/2026

50% of tickets sold and the Camden Fringe hasn't even started yet! I am so super thankful. At this pace, the show is on track to sell out by Wednesday.

If you were planning to come to, grab your seat while you still can - ticket link in the comments! 👇

Camden Fringe Museum of Comedy

Nice feedback received from UPenn director on a version of my talk. Come see my show and expand your reality on Saturday...
31/07/2026

Nice feedback received from UPenn director on a version of my talk.

Come see my show and expand your reality on Saturday August 8, 7pm at the Museum of Comedy.

Can you see me? This may sound like the first line of every single Zoom call - but this is the first line of this show, delivered while standing on stage! By the end of the show, I hope to convince you that you can not really see me on stage - through live brainwave demos, light “illusions” expanding your reality, and the viral 2015 “colour-changing” black and blue dress. Or was it white and gold?

Us, little humans, can barely see reality — less than 1% of the light — and even that tiny sliver is largely distorted by our attention, hallucinated by our brains, and edited by our memory. “Can You See Me?” makes that invisible reality visible, live on stage.

I am an award-winning Harvard-educated scientist doing research for NASA, and I research the invisible. I would like to take you on a journey into science, wonder, philosophy and the beautiful unreliability of our own minds.

Come see me... IF YOU CAN!

“Magical talk masterfully delivered!” - TEDx audience member

30/07/2026

Come see my show and expand your reality on Saturday August 8, 7pm at the Museum of Comedy.



Can you see me? This may sound like the first line of every single Zoom call - but this is the first line of this show, delivered while standing on stage! By the end of the show, I hope to convince you that you can not really see me on stage - through live brainwave demos, light “illusions” expanding your reality, and the viral 2015 “colour-changing” black and blue dress. Or was it white and gold?

Us, little humans, can barely see reality — less than 1% of the light — and even that tiny sliver is largely distorted by our attention, hallucinated by our brains, and edited by our memory. “Can You See Me?” makes that invisible reality visible, live on stage.

I am an award-winning Harvard-educated scientist doing research for NASA, and I research the invisible. I would like to take you on a journey into science, wonder, philosophy and the beautiful unreliability of our own minds.

Come see me... IF YOU CAN!

“Magical talk masterfully delivered!” - TEDx audience member

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