Laughter and fear in equal measure in absurdist play
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In a dimly lit psychiatric hospital, three men claim to be insane.
One says he is Albert Einstein. Another insists he is Sir Isaac Newton. The third, more unsettlingly quiet, is the actual physicist Johann Wilhelm Mobius.
As the curtain rises, a classic European absurdist play meets the Chinese stage with gripping freshness, stirring both laughter and deep reflection.


















