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THE HOW AND THE WHY
Dates: Thu, Sep 27, 2012 ~ Sun, Nov 4, 2012
Times: M,W,Tr at 7:30PM; Fr,Sa at 8PM; Sa at 3PM; Su at 2PM
Description:
THE HOW AND THE WHY, by Sarah Treem, directed by Daniel Gidron | September 27 - November 4, 2012 | New England Premiere | presented by The Nora Theatre Company | On the eve of a national conference Zelda (Underground Railway Theater Artistic Director, Debra Wise), an acclaimed evolutionary biologist, is visited by Rachel, an ambitious graduate student. The two women share a zeal for science, a bold and contrarian approach to the male-dominated field, and much more. During the course of the visit, the young scholar challenges the older woman's "grandmother hypothesis" with a radical theory of her own that she believes will change the way people regard sex. Emotion and evolution clash with humor and passion in Sarah Treem's (HBO's "In Treatment") new play about the competitiveness and sacrifices needed to succeed as a woman in science.
Location:
Central Square Theater
450 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge, MA 02139
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Contact Phone: (866) 811-4111
Types:
Performing Arts
General:
Admission Required
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