Fourth-grade math teacher ZARA CHADHA discovers that her father, a recently deceased AI pioneer, may have uploaded a digital copy of his mind onto a vast network. Clues point to Zara’s memories serving as the decryption key—the “cypher”— that will permit entry into where her father resides in his digital afterlife. How are her mother's suicide, her father's obsession with fixing the past, and Zara's sense of abandonment linked?
Join us for a staged reading of the one-act play C[Y]PHER by Harold Taw to be followed by a conversation about the questions raised by the play with AI research scientist Muhammad Aurangzeb Ahmad, neuroscientist Anton Arkhipov, and Biblical scholar J.P. Kang.
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A festival of short plays
Scientists and playwrights collaborate to explore how current and near future developments in science and technology affect what it means to be human.
Science News meets Science Fiction
5 playwrights, 5 science writers, and a full complement of theater artists. Plus the power of random.
5 World Premiere 10 minute Science Plays, each with its own introductory Science Talk.
An Evening of Competitive Science Improv
Three contestants discuss their main research ideas with our crack improv team, then join the team on stage in improvs based on those ideas. We quiz the audience and a bit of math later we declare the winner!
An Theatrica; Evening of Science Poetry
Science poems by local poets, read by local actors, and featuring poems by a famous scientist you didn't know was also a poet.
Galileo Dialogues: an evening of Science and Society
We paused this annual event after 10 yrs partnering with the Seattle U Physics Department. Celebration of human discovery, plays and lively conversation about the many interconnections between science and religion, politics, art.... All about - or in the spirit of - Galileo Galilei.
Psychlotron: Smashing ideas together at high speed, just to see what happens
Two speakers from oddly unrelated fields. Each gets 15 minutes to talk about "whatever fascinates them." Then the audience joins in - smashes the ideas together - and all kinds of insight ensues. The smartest fun you've ever had. More than 20 so far and we can't wait to do it again.
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