Hypotheses/Measurement (2025)

Hypotheses consists of two acts, or episodes: Measurement explores the effects our expectations have on our experiences by focusing on Vera Rubin, the great astronomer, and her interactions late in life with a peer from a century earlier, Albert Michelson.

Hypotheses/Holes (2025)

Holes, the second episode, interrogates the connections between science and culture through a conversation between the poet Lord Byron and Charles Babbage (who’d invent the first computer).

White Crow (2025)

White Crow follows pioneering psychologist William James as he tries to reconcile his need for scientific proof and the inexplicability of his lived experience.

The Sisulu Effect (in development, 2026)

The Sisulu Effect challenges our conceptions of reality as CERN’s top PR guy deals with the final hour before the Large Hadron Collider is switched on.

Waiting For (in development, 2026)

Waiting For imagines two beams of light debating the nature of their existence.

(Untitled) (in development)

This play tries to reconcile Percival Lowell’s conviction that there were canals on Mars with his science and personal life.