UPDATE: Review by Avimaan Syam in the Austin Chronicle, May 14UPDATE: Elizabeth Cobbe's feature article in the Austin Chronicle, May 7: EVOLVING DIALOGUE - - Can Sharon Sparlin's play get science and religion to stop yelling and start talking?
Received April 9:A diplomacy effort in the struggle between science and religion over evolution
The E-Word, A Playground Adaptation
May 8-23, 2009
8pm Friday May 8, Opening Night with Reception
8pm May 9, 10 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 20, 21, 22, 23
The Off Center, 2211-A Hidalgo Street, Austin TX 78702
A tender comedy with songs! Join a class of insatiably curious kindergarteners as they try to answer the big questions about science and religion. There’s make-believe mayhem as they become finches, tortoises, barnacles, beetles, Eve and Newton! We are along on the journey as the children struggle with the answers they find; the same struggles we still wrestle with as adults.
Not appropriate for children under 12.
On Wednesdays, local experts will mediate a post-show discussion.
This promises to be Austin’s premiere Darwinmania event—and national figures are paying attention!
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