"The E Word": a play
Steven Schafersman describes a play, "The E Word", that is now showing in Austin, TX:
It is no internal struggle for me, because I don't need to reconcile evolution and religion so far as my own beliefs are concerned.
I wish I could be there to embarrass Stupid Steven with my questions about coevolution.
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What do they sing -- those Darwinian parodies of Christmas carols?
Wednesday is the day for me.
Ticket information is here.
The E Word blog with photos is here. See photos of all your favorite people: Eugenie Scott, Steven Schafersman, Chris Comer, and Josh Rosenau.
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A diplomacy effort in the struggle between science and religion over evolution.
This promises to be Austin’s premiere Darwinmania event — and national figures are paying attention!
Don't miss The E Word: A Playground Adaptation. 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!
. . . . Take a reverent and irreverent look at our struggles with evolution.
It is no internal struggle for me, because I don't need to reconcile evolution and religion so far as my own beliefs are concerned.
Friday, May 15, is Texas Citizens for Science night. I will be there to lead the after-show discussion.
I wish I could be there to embarrass Stupid Steven with my questions about coevolution.
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There's science!
There's singing!
There's praying!
There's puppets!
What do they sing -- those Darwinian parodies of Christmas carols?
Tickets: $15-25 Sliding Scale
Group Discounts available for 8 or more
Wednesdays are Pay What You Wish
Wednesday is the day for me.
Ticket information is here.
May 8-23, 2009
8 p.m. Friday May 8, Opening Night with Reception
8 p.m. May 9, 10 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 20, 21, 22, 23
The Off Center, 2211-A Hidalgo Street, Austin TX 78702
The E Word blog with photos is here. See photos of all your favorite people: Eugenie Scott, Steven Schafersman, Chris Comer, and Josh Rosenau.
Info Phone: 512-507-8535
Not appropriate for children under 12.
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posted by Larry Fafarman | 5/14/2009 02:55:00 PM
1 Comments:
Why, Larry, thank you for reading my blog--no one else does. And for helping to publicize the play. I'm afraid the audience was small on TCS night, so your presence would have been helpful. And you could have met Chris Comer who was there.
I have a new blog at the Chron called Geo.Sphere. My next column will be about Ida. Then next, the Flores hominid.
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