clever off-Broadway hit play from comedian and writer Steve Martin imagines Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso meeting in a Parisian bar one evening in 1904, just before each man introduced the work that would make him famous. With rapier-sharp wit and hysterical one-liners, Martin paints a playful portrait of the two geniuses, with egos as big as their intellects, as they spar about art and science, their respective libidos, and the promise of the 20th century. Add in a bar full of eccentrics and a mysterious visitor, and you’re in for a brilliant and witty evening in the theatre.  If it sounds a little wild and crazy -- that’s because it is!
Rated PG-13

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