Three men discovered oxygen. But only one got there first...1777. English minister Joseph Priestley, Swedish chemist Carl Wilhelm Scheele and French scientist Antoine Lovoisier are locked together in fierce rivalry. Each man claims to have discovered oxygen. A place in history awaits the victor. But who found it first? 2001. To mark the 100th anniversary of the awards, a Nobel Prize committee decides to honour the discovery that launched the Chemical Revolution: oxygen. But whom should they honour? This fascinating and witty play builds a compelling picture of the personal lives, loves and beliefs of these great scientific pioneers. Oxygen explores some uncomfortable truths about scientific discovery.T01872705121Company Glasgow University Students. | |
| 10 Nov 05 to 12 Nov 05 | Gilmorehill G12, Glasgow :: V1423875763 listing details L01103241002 |
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T1820715020Company Top Quark. | |
| 26 Oct 04 to 30 Oct 04 | ADC Theatre, Cambridge :: V18 listing details L946102807 |
T219173809Producer Andy Jordan Productions (in association with Francis Finlay). Director Andy Jordan. | |
| 14 Nov 01 to 1 Dec 01 | Riverside Studios, Outer London :: V331 listing details L29574602 |
