Uranium + Peaches by Peter Cook and William Lanouette The scientist behind the bomb wants to stop it... The politician behind the President wants to drop it... In the dramatic and fateful confrontation between Einstein's protégé, Leo Szilard, and Truman's mentor, Jimmy Byrnes, science battles politics  in the timeless struggle aginst the corruption of human ingenuity.

Oxygen By Carl Djerassi and Roald Hoffmann

Fission By Jacques and Olivier Treiner Translated by Ed and Rebecca Schonberg French father-son team Jacques and Olivier Treiner premiered a new translation  of their prize-winning play Fission at the Art of Science Reading Series. Staged in an airy hall of the CUNY Graduate Center, the play depicts the race  to create an atomic bomb on both sides of the Atlantic. Fission is as much a  celebration of scientific imagination as it is an examination of the ethical issues of one of the most significant inventions of the twentieth century.

Moving Bodies A staged reading of the play dramatizing the life of Nobel Prize-winning Physicist Richard Feynman

Pierre and Marie A play about the life and times of the Curies. Based on the play, Les Palmes de M. Schutz by Jean-Noël Fenwick and adapted by Ron Clark.

Thread of Life Scenes from this play about Rosalind Franklin and the role she played in the discovery of the structure of DNA performed as part of a program entitled "Science As Performance." Written by Rita Nachtmann