Universality Challenge

Universality Challenge is a game show which playfully explores universal experiences; examining those all-important questions that shape our view of the world, like 'Is happiness a cigar called Hamlet? What colour is Michael Jackson? And do they drink Um Bongo in the Congo?'
Using the recognisable format of the British TV show 'University Challenge', participants will go head to head in a battle to win the title of Universality Challenge, in front of a live audience. The quiz show, made up of a university team versus a local team, with Yara as host, seeks to challenge universality, asking is what's good for the goose, good for the gander?
Yara El-Sherbini is an artist based in London. Her inter-disciplinary work uses site, context and audience to playfully explore art and life. From hosting pub quizzes to stand-up in comedy venues, she uses humour and popular culture to engage viewers.
Universality Challenge is presented by Radar, Loughborough University Art Projects and is part of 'Group Process' a series of new and adapted commissions which are united by a shared interest in collaboration, exchange and interaction.
To book a ticket contact radar.info@lboro.ac.uk or 01509 222899.