Lieven Scheire: Artificial Intelligence promotional artwork: a photograph of Lieven Scheire with cartoon robot arms growing out of his back, all holding different objects (a hairbrush, a brain, a chess piece). Text reads: 'NLP LTC presents. Lieven Scheire. A.I. Artificial Intelligence'.

NLP LTD Present

Lieven Scheire: Artificial Intelligence

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Discover the show that combines science and side-splitting comedy with Lieven Scheire!

Prepare for a night of laughter and mind-expanding insights with Lieven Scheire, Belgium’s beloved science-comedian! Often described as the “secret love child of Stephen Fry and Dara Ó Briain”, Lieven delivers a one-of-a-kind show that makes the mysteries of science entertaining and accessible.

With his background in physics and razor-sharp wit, Lieven brings science to life, diving into everything from Artificial Intelligence to the secrets of the cosmos, all with humour and a charming flair that’s delighted audiences across Europe.

Lieven is a sensation in Belgium and the Netherlands, regularly performing to sold-out theatres with 1,500+ fans. His English-language debut at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival sold out entirely, setting the stage for UK audiences to discover his unique blend of intellect and comedy. With high-profile appearances at events like London’s Barbican Centre, the Pint of Science tour, and Oxford and Cambridge universities, Lieven has proven his appeal to curious, comedy-loving audiences in the UK.

He’s also the founder of Nerdland, Belgium’s leading science brand, which includes a top-rated podcast, best-selling books, and even the country’s biggest science festival. Lieven’s dedication to making science fun and accessible has earned him a devoted following and high praise from critics.


★★★★ “An excellent theatre show that provides insights into the spectacular evolution of A.I. with great flair” Focus Knack

“So intelligent and well-read that I expect Google to make a takeover bid for him soon.” De Morgen

Age 12+
This performance contains strong language.

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