Griffin Theatre presents Heisenberg: The Uncertainty Principle by Simon Stephens, directed by Nate Cohen. An elderly butcher sits on a bench in St. Pancras Station in London. A woman from New Jersey impulsively plants a kiss on his neck. What starts as a chance encounter between two strangers turns into a fascinating and life-changing game. The Griffin Theatre returns to the work of Tony Award-winning playwright Simon Stephens with this fascinating Midwest premiere. Heisenberg lays bare the beauty in the natural unpredictability of human connection.

Additional Information:

COVID-19 Attendance Requirements: Raven theatre will require patrons to wear a face mask at all times inside the building (when not eating or drinking in the lobby). If you are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19, please contact our box office to reschedule your tickets free of charge.

Raven Theatre has step-free access throughout all patron areas: parking lot, lobby, restrooms, and the first row of audience seating in both the Schwartz Stage and East Stage. Our lobby doors are equipped with an automatic door opener.

There is no intermission.

Due to the intimate nature of our performance spaces, we have a firm policy of no late seating. We will reschedule any late patrons for another performance at no additional cost. We recommend arriving to the theatre at least 15 minutes before the performance begins to allow time for parking, checking in at will-call, and seating.