Meet Dr. Chris and Dr. Ronx, stars of BBC Children’s series Operation Ouch! at the Science and Industry Museum

This May, the Science and Industry Museum offers budding biologists the opportunity to meet Dr Chris and Dr Ronx, two of the hosts of BBC Children’s series Operation Ouch!, as part of a visit to the blockbuster exhibition which brings the hit show to life.

Operation Ouch! Food, Poo and You invites visitors on a gleefully gross journey through the human digestive system, during which they can learn about some of our funniest bodily functions through a range of interactive activities and challenges.

Find out more and book your tickets to Operation Ouch! Food, Poo and You here.

Meet Dr. Chris on 18 May

Book your tickets for this immersive super-sized adventure between 11.00–12.30 and 13.45–15.15 on Saturday 18 May for the opportunity to grab a selfie with Dr. Chris from inside the exhibition. Museum visitors will also get the chance to join Dr. Chris in the Revolution Manchester gallery for a fascinating Q&A in which he answers your questions about all-things food, poo and the human body at 10.30am, 1.15pm and 3.30pm.

Book for Sat 18 May here.

Meet Dr Ronx on Sat 25 May

Book your tickets to visit Operation Ouch! Food, Poo and You between 11.30–13.00 and 15.00–16.00 on Saturday 25 May to explore the role of each organ in the digestive system —then get a photo with Dr. Ronx themself! Dr. Ronx will also host a Q&A in the Revolution Manchester gallery open to everyone with a general admission ticket. They’ll take to the stage for a Q&A at 10.30, 14.10 and 16.30, ready to answer the public’s most pressing poo-related questions.

Book for Sat 25 May here.

Brilliant Bodies Month

These star appearances come as part of the Science and Industry Museum’s Brilliant Bodies month —four weeks of anatomy-themed special activities all inspired by the exhibition which will close on Sun 9 Jun. The month-long bodies bonanza will culminate in a medical May half term (Sat 25 May – Sun 2 Jun), where visitors can bring their cuddly friends to the museum as it transforms into a teddy bear hospital.

Find out more about the Science and Industry Museum’s May programme here, and book your visit via the website.