In scene one a conversation about mixing jelly into rice pudding evolves into a discussion of Newton
In scene one a conversation about mixing jelly into rice pudding evolves into a discussion of Newton's laws of motion, and one of the main characters explains that she dislikes Cleopatra because she sacrificed things for love. One character finds his turtle Lightning under a bed, while the mute Gus is double cast at Lord Augustus. Lady Croom objects to Richard Noakes' plan for Sidley Park, and ultimately a passage in a garden book proves that an infected monkey bite killed Ezra Chater, and not Lord Byron as Bernard Nightingale hypothesized. Featuring Hannah Jarvis, Septimas Hodge, and Thomasina Coverley, FTP, name this time-hopping play written by Tom Stoppard.
In scene one a conversation about mixing jelly into rice pudding evolves into a discussion of Newton's laws of motion, and one of the main characters explains that she dislikes Cleopatra because she sacrificed things for love.
{Arcadia} (3) [TG]