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One of the twentieth century's great physicists, Feynman was also one of its great eccentrics. Not only did he develop the atomic bomb and quantum electrodynamics, but he played the bongos, frequented topless bars and relished his bit parts in university amateur theatricals

With the magnetic Feynman at the center of an exquisitely realized universe, QED exerts an irresistible gravitational pull

"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