Get Mouthy!
30 September 2011, 19.00 - 23.00
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A Night of Mixed Morsels All About the
Mouth
Get your gob in gear for a night of gargling, gulping and
gossiping! Explore nature’s most important orifice with our oral
experts and be prepared for some chewy challenges. Take in a talk,
or a sonic surprise with our vocal virtuosos and sensational
singers, including the London Bulgarian choir, featured in the
video above.
There will be three talks during the evening:
19.30 Speak your
mind, Prof. Sophie Scott
20.40 Echolocation, Valerie Breck
and Alex Campbell
21.50 Mum's The
Word, Steven Connor
This event has been curated by Alex Julyan
Tickets will be available on the night, and issued on a
first-come, first-served basis.
Fully licensed cafe will be open all night
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Find out how the tongue is helping the blind
to see
Feel the force of a Drill Sergeant’s voice as
he puts you through your paces
Make a date with dentists for treatments old
and new
Meet KLAIR the computer baby to learn about
synthetic speech
Hear about the anatomy of singing with
the London Bulgarian Choir
Make the connection with a
neuroscientist exploring speech
and communication
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This event is FREE.

Speak your
Mind: Talk with Lipspeaker and BSL interpretation,
19.30.
This talk is ticketed on the night. However,
we will reserve a number of seats in advance and in good view of
the interpreter for any BSL users wishing to attend. Please just
email Gemma before
the event to reserve your place. Please be prompt, as these seats
will be released to other audience members at 19.25.
BSL at ‘Get Mouthy!’
A chance to wander through the building with a BSL
interpreter, 20.30-21.15
Explore the building, discovering exciting
events, films, activities and workshops. Meet the interpreter
next to the sign post with a BSL symbol on the ground floor of
Wellcome Collection.
Lipspeaking at ‘Get Mouthy’
A chance to wander through the
building with a Lipspeaker, 19.00-19.25, 20.15 - 21.00
Explore the building, discovering exciting
events, films, activities and workshops. Meet the lipspeaker
next to the sign post with a mouth symbol on the ground floor of
Wellcome Collection.