Qed
by Richard Phillips Feynman, Peter Parnell

"Who knew quantum electrodynamics could be so much fun?” —New York Post. “…a seductive mix of science, human affections, moral courage, and comic eccentricity…” —New York Magazine. “The play itself is a kind of proof, dramatically illustrating how a man who happens to be a genius elegantly and movingly works through the human problem of how to face the end of his life…” —The New Yorker. ”The second act is abut the personal life of everybody in the audience, not just Feynman's life alone. It's also theirs."

— Alan Alda