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• Michael Frayn Speaking to Kate Mosse at Chichester Festival Theatre
• Certain to Please? – The Uncertainty Principle in Theatre 2017
• Interview: Director Matthew Xia on Blue/Orange at the Young Vic
• Highlights from a Year of Science in Theatre 2015
• Director Poppy Burton-Morgan Serves Up Science-Inspired Food for Thought
• Actor Edward Bennett on Playing Francis Crick in Photograph 51
• Q&A with Director Michael Longhurst
• A Dramatic Experiment: Science on Stage – Video of Panel Discussion
• Latest Science Theatre News
• Leading Big Science: Oppenheimer Fuses History and Office Politics
• Tom Stoppard in Conversation with Nicholas Hytner
• Evolutionary Biology in The Hard Problem
• Teenagers to Storm the National Theatre in Brain Science Frenzy
• Discover More Science in Theatre…
• Oppenheimer and a New Stoppard Play for 2015
• Ludwig Boltzmann Portrayed in New Science Play
• Autumn Tours Bring Science to the Stage
• A House Divided: Menagerie Theatre’s Latest Science Collaboration
• Australia, New Zealand and South Africa – Science in the Sun
• A Payne In The Head Draws To An End
• HeLa Success Continues to Replicate
• Incognito is a Conspicuous Hit
• Henrietta Lacks Perfomance on World Tour
• Copernicus Stage Premiere
• Life of Galileo Opens in Kingston, London
• Copenhagen Radio Adaption to be Repeated
• Somniloquy in 2013 Hotbed Festival Film
• Nick Payne’s Incognito Dates for London and Newcastle
• Best Actor Nomination for BBC Radio Copenhagen
• Festival of Science Plays in Florida
• Science on Stage 2013: A Year in Review
• Incognito: Nick Payne Tackles Neuroscience in New Play
• Life of Galileo to Tour in 2014
• National Theatre Includes Science Classics in 50th Anniversary Gala
• The Effect in Evening Standard Awards Longlist
• Mathematics and Theatre to Reconverge in Manchester
• Sleep Science Performance Returns to London
• Stella: Astronomy History on Autumn Tour
• Henrietta Lacks Show in Edinburgh
• Bletchley Park Gets the Theatrical Treatment in Edinburgh