It's a thought-provoking dialogue, not just about a supercomputer, but about the belief that logic must be prioritised over emotion. But is logic sufficient to provide answers for all the great questions? Should individuals surrender decision-making to a supercomputer? In that context, is there still a place for emotions and beauty? Thankfully, we can enjoy the beauty of a rose, and many thanks to Jack Levine for reminding us of that truth. A reflective play about technology and humanity.

Logic, emotions, self-determination, the human factor - "The Beauty of a Rose" has it all in a concise, thought-provoking exploration of decision making for our planet. A gorgeously written and witty science fiction play that will both challenge the thinking of it's audience members and entertain as well. "We can no more set aside our feelings than live without breathing."

Jack Levin’s “The Beauty of a Rose” is a thoughtful sci-fi piece that questions the essence of humanity. It’s the kind of play you think about long after reading it.