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Re:Design
Menagerie Theatre Company brings Darwin to life
with The Darwin Correspondence Project
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The Atlantic Ocean between them, Darwin in England and his friend and co-scientist Asa Gray at Harvard worked to reconcile orthodox Christian beliefs with Darwin's emerging theory of evolution by natural selection. We enter their minds and worlds as - in their own words - they debate the great issues of science and religion, war, and slavery, but also share news of personal tragedies and triumphs, holidays and gardening. This video brings you highlights of Re:Design, the dramatisation by Craig Baxter in collaboration with Cambridge University's Darwin Correspondence Project (http://www.darwinproject.ac.uk). Produced by Menagerie Theatre Company, and filmed by Cambridge Media.
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