A witty and thought-provoking comedy by acclaimed playwright Simon Stephens, exploring connection, chaos theory, and the unpredictability of life. Performed by Living Room Theatre, this intimate production combines humour, honesty, and plenty of surprises.

Join us at Exeter Library for a staging of The Uncertainty Principle, written by acclaimed playwright Simon Stephens and performed by Living Room Theatre. Featuring two actors, hardly any set, and one bar of chocolate… This inventive comedy explores connection, chaos theory, and the unpredictable nature of life through truths, dares, and plenty of lies.

Performed by Rose Reynolds and Philip Robinson, and directed by Pippa Marriott, the play offers a witty, moving, and thought-provoking exploration of uncertainty and human relationships.

The performance will take place on the ground floor of Exeter Library, with an accessible toilet nearby.

Doors open at 7:00pm and there will be a bar serving soft drinks and alcohol.

Running time is approximately 80 minutes with no interval.

The show is suitable for ages 15+ with parental supervision, as it contains some strong language and sexual references.

Book online here.

Please note that a strobe effect is used within the first two minutes of the performance. The production is written by Simon Stephens (The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time), performed by Rose Reynolds (RSC, Netflix, BBC) and Philip Robinson (The End Is in the Beginning, Every Brilliant Thing), and directed by Pippa Marriott (Word Kitchen, Washing Machine of Destiny).