Tuesday February 9
A play exploring the intersection of science and faith is touring churches in Scotland this month.
The God Particle is a romance/comedy/sci-fi in which a sceptical quantum physicist bumps into the local vicar in a bar. Over the course of several meetings, both have their various prejudices and assumptions challenged, usually in robust fashion – at the same time as investigating some odd events around the village.
Written by the award-winning TV and radio writer (and occasional preacher) James Cary, the play was a sell-out at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2013.
Starring Emma Hubble and Nathan Stickley, this month's tour takes in six churches in central and eastern Scotland, before heading into England. Dates below, contact the individual churches for information, tickets and start times.
| February 17 | Brightons Parish Church, Falkirk | 01324 713855 |
| February 18 | Dalziel St Andrews Parish Church, Motherwell | 01698 264097 |
| February 19 | St Andrews Cathedral, Aberdeen | 01224 640119 |
| February 20 | Steeple Church, Dundee | 01382 200031 |
| February 21 | St Ternan's and Christ Church, Banchory | 01330 822783 |
| February 23 | St Andrews Episcopal Church, St Andrews | 01334 473344 |
For English dates, visit The God Particle website.
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