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by David Auburn
February 11 - 20 2010
The play is set in Chicago, where Catherine, the 25 year old daughter of a brilliant mathematician, has been caring for her father throughout his decline into mental decay and finally death. A maths student herself, she has given up her career and social life to be with him. With his death, she appears lost.
Then, Hal, one of her father's students, appears and asks to look at the notebooks her father has been scribbling in during his years of decline. Most are filled with rubbish. But Hal discovers among the papers a work of genius - a mathematical proof. Catherine claims it is her work. But can it be? Has this devoted daughter inherited her father's genius - or his madness? Her sister Claire has no doubts - she wants to put Catherine into care. Hal is unsure. Altogether a wonderfully insightful play, exploring the effects of loneliness, genius and uncertainty in an altogether gripping narrative. not to be missed.
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The Players are pleased to announce that the new online booking system is now available.
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The system will allow patrons to view the availability of seats for their chosen night and book online, paying securely by credit card, debit card or paypal. The tickets will be posted or held at the Box Office for collection.
Online booking will open for each production when tickets go on sale to the general public.
Whilst there will be no booking fee applied, the ability to donate to the nominated charity under the Charity Scheme will continue to be available.
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Online Booking
To book tickets online, click on the link below. Online booking opens for each production when tickets go on sale to the general public.
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