Theatre in the Library: The Uncertainty Principle

About

Join us at Exeter Library for a staging of THE UNCERTAINTY PRINCIPLE
Written by Simon Stephens and performed by Living Room Theatre

Two actors. Hardly any set. One bar of chocolate.
A comedy for curious people, exploring connection and chaos theory through truths, dares and plenty of lies.

Performed by Rose Reynolds & Philip Robinson, directed by Pippa Marriott.

Video Trailer here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Sbl5U SAxk

This performance will take place on the ground floor of Exeter Central Library, in the Children's Library, with an accessible toilet nearby
Doors - 7pm
Start time - 7.30pm
Duration - 80 minutes, no interval

There will be a bar serving soft drinks and alcohol

The show is suitable for 15+ with parental supervision, as it contains some strong language & sexual references.
There is a strobe effect within the first 2 minutes.

a play by Simon Stephens (The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Nighttime) performed by Rose Reynolds (RSC, Netflix, BBC) and Philip Robinson (The End Is In The Beginning, Every Brilliant Thing) Directed by Pippa Marriott (Word Kitchen, Washing Machine Of Destiny)

"We're living in uncertain times, anxious times. This play is based on the idea that 'Do you know what, that uncertainty, rather than it being frightening, it might be the start of the most remarkable adventure. If you don't know what's going to happen in your life, that's not necessarily a bad thing. To be alive, to be human, is empowered by our alertness to the unpredictable. - Simon Stephens