School Shows

 

For school shows, please email constant.volschenk@wits.ac.za

 

Public Shows

The Digital Dome has a maximum seating capacity of 200. Currently, tickets are only available via Webtickets.

Please take note of the following:

Strictly no late entry. 

Minors must be accompanied by an adult.

Children under the age of 5 years are not permitted in the Digital Dome.

Food, sweets, and drinks are not permitted in the auditorium.

Some shows might include flashing images.

Shows may not be photographed, as they are copyrighted.

We reserve the right to:

*replace the show advertised with a new show [suitable for the same audience]

*cancel the show should disaster strike either our power supply or the presenter.

 

 

Current Shows

Race to Earth

Suitable for 6 -12 year olds

Two rival ethno groups live on the Moon, the Gaslunians and the Karlunians. The Queen Gasoline’s has the obsessional desire to understand why the Earth, which prevails in the sky of her country, never falls on the Moon. She orders Gasogene to engineer a machine to bring a Gaslunian to Earth! The Emperor Karfurax swears he will do his utmost to make sure that the first selenite to reach Earth is a Karlunian. He entrusts Karboxyle, the scientist, with this mission upon which the honour of the whole Karlunian nation depends. After a fierce competition, they will be able to deduce the basis of universal gravitation and the elementary principles of travel in space.

Mysteries of Your Brain

Suitable for ages 8+

Mysteries of Your Brain takes you on an immersive, animated adventure into the human brain, exploring how the brain works and what makes human brains so special.

Your tour guides on this journey are a curious girl and her crow companion—together you’ll zoom along the paths of neurons, fly through brains and experience illusions on a grand scale. You’ll learn how your brain makes you you and that, ultimately, we each have the power to change our brains.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Sky Tonight

Suitable for Teenagers and Adults

In this hour-long traditional live planetarium show, we explore our current night sky. We answer questions like how Easter Sundays are calculated, where the Easter Bunny originates from, and how to observe an occultation. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Show Schedule

 Click to Book Via Webtickets

 

Date Day Time Show  
7 Mar Fri 19:00 Cosmic Collisions [Teens & Adults]  
8 Mar Sat 10:00 Race to Earth [6 - 12 yrs]  
    12:30 Cosmic Collisions [Teens & Adults]  
         
14 Mar Fri 19:00 Cosmic Collisions [Teens & Adults]  
15 Mar Sat 10:00 Race to Earth [6 - 12 yrs]  
    12:30 Cosmic Collisions [Teens & Adults]  
         
21 Mar Fri   No Show  
22 Mar Sat 10:00 Race to Earth [6 - 12 yrs]  
    12:30 The Sky Tonight [Teens & Adults]  
         
28 Mar Fri 19:00 The Sky Tonight [Teens & Adults]  
29 Mar Sat 10:00 Race to Earth [6 - 12 yrs]  
    12:30 The Sky Tonight [Teens & Adults]  
         
04 Apr Fri 19:00 The Sky Tonight [Teens & Adults]  
05 Apr Sat 10:00 Mysteries of Your Brain [8+]  
    12:30 The Sky Tonight [Teens & Adults]  
         
11 Apr Fri 19:00 The Sky Tonight [Teens & Adults]  
12 Apr Sat   No Shows  
         
17 Apr Thu 19:00 The Sky Tonight [Teens & Adults]  
18 Apr Fri   No Shows, Easter Weekend  
19 Apr Sat   No Shows, Easter Weekend  
         
25 Apr Fri 19:00 The Sky Tonight [Teens & Adults]  
26 Apr Sat 10:00 Race to Earth [6 - 12 yrs]  
    12:30 The Sky Tonight [Teens & Adults]  
         
02 May Fri 19:00 The Sky Tonight [Teens & Adults]  
03 May Sat 10:00 Mysteries of Your Brain [8+]  
    12:30 The Sky Tonight [Teens & Adults]  
         
08 May Thu 19:00 The Sky Tonight [Teens & Adults]  
09 May Fri   No Show  
10 May Sat 10:00 Race to Earth [6 - 12 yrs]  
    12:30 The Sky Tonight [Teens & Adults]  
         
         

   011 717 1390