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Photos | String theory: What is it?
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| Professor Konstantin Goulianos
opened the program with a playful
introduction to string theory, “the
theory of everything,” in three acts:
The Atom, The Quark and The String. |
Sandy Simon, head of the Laboratory
of Cellular Biophysics and “fortunately for
the theater world, a retired actor,” as he
joked at the podium, welcomed the audience and introduced the evening’s event. |
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| (L-R): Following the reading, playwright Jacquelyn Reingold, Goulianos and Chris Smith, EST/Sloan Project program director, answered audience members’ questions about playwrighting, string theory and making theater out of science. |
(L-R): Actors David Eigenberg and Cynthia Nixon of HBO’s “Sex and the City,” and Tom Mardirosian, were among actors who participated in the staged reading of String Fever. |
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| (L-R): Tom Mardirosian (“Oz”), Cynthia Nixon, Matte Osian (Richard II) and Christine Farrell (“Law and Order”) |
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| Michael Emerson (Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde) |
Goulianos talks with an audience member after the Q&A session. |
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