SciFri Radio: Theatre

SciFri Radio: High-Tech Opera Features Robots as Stars
Composer Tod Machover melds music and technology in his new opera Death and the Powers.

SciFri Radio: 'Photograph 51' Play
A theatrical performance takes on the story of the double helix, Watson, Crick, and Rosalind Franklin.

SciFri Radio: New Play Lays Lenin to Rest
A new play looks at two scientists charged, on Stalin's orders, with a serious task -- finding a way to preserve Lenin's corpse for posterity.

SciFri Radio: One-Woman Show Presents Voices of the Health Care Debate
We talk with Anna Deavere Smith about her one-woman show that gives a voice to patients and doctors around the country.

SciFri Radio: 'End Days' Play
Ira talks with the playwright behind End Days, a play featuring physics, religion, young love, and Stephen Hawking.

SciFri Radio: Dr. Atomic Opera
Ira talks with the composer, the director, and the lead of the opera 'Dr. Atomic,' taking the stage this week at New York's Metropolitan Opera.

SciFri Radio: Carl Djerassi's 'Taboos'
We'll talk with scientist and playwright Carl Djerassi about his new play, 'Taboos,' a story about love, sex and parenthood in an age of...

SciFri Radio: 'Frequency Hopping' Stage Play
Ira talks with the director of a new stage play about the life and work of actress/inventor Hedy Lamarr.

SciFri Radio: The Farnsworth Invention
A new Broadway production takes on the story of the invention of electronic television.

SciFri Radio: The 2007 Ig Nobel Awards
It's time for our annual Thanksgiving holiday tradition -- highlights from this year's Ig Nobel awards ceremony.

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