| by David Auburn | Costumes by Patricia McMahon |
| directed by Chris Rohmann | Set design by Konrad Rogowski
and Kelly Seip |
| A young Chicago woman has just lost her brilliant mathematician father. He was a genius, but he started to lose touch with reality in his final years. She is beset by such problems as closing the house, dealing with her controlling sister, and wondering if her father's condition will be visited on her. | ||
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| Catherine (Alyssa Walters) talks with her father, Robert (Konrad Rogowski), in their back yard on her birthday. | ||
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| Hal (Joseph Van Allen) comes out of the house, disturbing Catherine's reverie.
She was just imagining talking to her recently deceased father. Hal is a graduate student going over her father's notebooks for the college. | Catherine's sister Claire (Karen Balaska) has flown in to oversee the funeral
and selling the house, in addition to worrying about Catherine's mental state. |
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| The morning after the funeral. Robert was a very popular professor and had a great many friends paying respects. Claire perhaps overserved herself. | Cartherine has shown Hal a special notebook, containing a mathematical proof
that could revolutionize the department. Hal says this proves her father was still doing
phenomenal work in his later years. But there's a catch. |
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| Remembering a scene from three years ago, Catherine reads one of Robert's latest notebooks. He says it's probably his best work yet, but it is only gibberish. | Another view of the back yard. | |
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| Some projections we used during scene changes. | ||
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