A “science experiment for the stage” becomes an M.C. Escher-esque philosophical romp.

Sarah Malinda Engelke and Noah Schultz

Liza Wade Green and Timothy McCown Reynolds. Sets by David Bengali. Costumes by Beth Goldenberg

Liza Wade Green and Chris Hale. Photos by Carrie Leonard.

Miriam Lipner and David Berent

“When a nun, a little girl, her older self, a writer, and God get together to prove that they exist, their puzzle gets puzzlier and their search turns very, very funny. Stolen Chair’s Quantum Poetics is metaphysics with a big fat grin.” -Robert Krulwich, Co-Host of NPR’s RadioLab

“[M]erges the fields…intelligent and playful…The effect is mind-binding, down to earth, and funny.” - Jo Ann Rosen, NYTheatre.com

“[Q]uite wonderful” -Tim Maudlin, Author of The Metaphysics Within Physics

God sets out to prove his creations really exist, enlisting the support of a quantum physicist, a 19th century children’s book author, a 13th century mystic nun, a 16th century alchemist, a 7-year old girl, and, stepping straight from the pages of a storybook (or movie musical), Lancelot and Guinevere. This unholy hybrid of science and art takes the audience on a time-traveling adventure through the multiverse.

Quantum Poetics

A “science experiment for the stage” becomes an M.C. Escher-esque philosophical romp.

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