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In 1976, Cambridge packed the City Hall hearing room to debate a new biohazard lab designed for recombinant DNA research. Nobel Prize–winning scientists, passionate citizens, politicians, and the global press all converged on Cambridge to confront one explosive question: Who gets to decide the boundaries of scientific discovery? No Recombination without Representation is an immersive theatrical experience staged in the very same Cambridge City Hall hearing room where this conversation took place.

A partnership between the MIT Museum, Central Square Theater, and the City of Cambridge, All shows are free and open to the public on June 13th, 14th and 21st. You can find more info on performances here.