By James Turner After their afternoon lectures are unceremoniously cancelled, three philosophy students in Ancient Athens find themselves at a loose end. Will they spend the afternoon in earnest contemplation, unearthing the secrets of the universe? Or will the other distractions the city has to offer - it’s wine, women, and chariot races - prove a greater temptation? Q.E.D. is a laugh-a-minute comedy where old and new collide. Exploring modern love, life, and laziness through the lens of the ancient world, it asks how much human nature has really changed in the last two thousand years.
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