This play's first act ends with the strangulation of nurse Monika Stettler, causing the other female attendants to be replaced by the boxing champions McArthur, Murillo, and Sievers. In its second and final act, two of the title characters reveal themselves to be named Kilton and Eisler instead of Beutler and Ernesti, and seek to persuade the protagonist to give them "the principle of universal discovery". However, the principle instead comes into the possession of the insane Doktor Mathilde van Zahnd, who runs a sanitorium containing two inmates believing themselves to be Newton and Einstein. The scientific discoveries of Möbius drive the plot of, FTP, what Friedrich Dürrenmatt play about a title group of scientist
This play's first act ends with the strangulation of nurse Monika Stettler, causing the other female attendants to be replaced by the boxing champions McArthur, Murillo, and Sievers. In its second and final act, two of the title characters reveal themselves to be named Kilton and Eisler instead of Beutler and Ernesti, and seek to persuade the protagonist to give them "the principle of universal discovery". However, the principle instead comes into the possession of the insane Doktor Mathilde van Zahnd, who runs a sanitorium containing two inmates believing themselves to be Newton and Einstein. The scientific discoveries of Möbius drive the plot of, FTP, what Friedrich Dürrenmatt play about a title group of scientists?
This play's first act ends with the strangulation of nurse Monika Stettler, causing the other female attendants to be replaced by the boxing champions McArthur, Murillo, and Sievers.
The {Physicists} [or Die {Physiker}]