This interactive, thought-provoking evening of storytelling will have you asking yourself how you choose what to believe.About this Event
Professor David Reiley, research scientist by trade and curious experimenter by nature, examines (with your help!) how we form our beliefs and how these beliefs shape our lives.
In this captivating performance, David examines the power and importance of experimentation and beliefs through a series of personal stories on topics including love, baseball, phone sex, and Magic: The Gathering.
You'll think about your beliefs in a way you may never have before, and you may even start some experiments of your own.
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Audiences are saying:
“It’s humorous, poignant, thoughtful and entertaining and made me smile.”
“I was moved by your story… and would go again.”
“Intelligent, brutally honest, and hopeful."
“It was brave... and valuable.”
"Witnessing his vulnerability... was enriching"
"The most moving art I've experienced in a long time."
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Informed consent:
Please note that you will be a human subject in the experiment that takes place in this theater. Please prepare yourself for the fact that this show will expose you to frank discussion about human sexuality, as well as to intense depictions of anger. By purchasing tickets and attending this event, you indicate your consent to be exposed to these stimuli, and to allow the performer to collect data on your reactions. :-)
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Doors open fifteen minutes before showtime.
Street parking is available and free after 6pm.
Event Venue
The Monkey House, 1638 University Avenue, Berkeley, United States
USD 23.18
