More: A Special Relativity

Emma Speer brings her signature blend of poetry, song, dance, humor, storytelling, and science (HOT) into her newest—and most straightforward—show yet.

The learning objective is simple: to show how sex, steak, and Albert Einstein’s theory of Special Relativity can teach hungry girls everywhere how good it feels to take up space.

It’s the only way to truly bend time in your favor.

Emma shares her personal journey with food, beginning with the onset of restriction veiled as “veganism” that persisted throughout her adulthood. After sixteen years of self-imposed perfectionist labyrinths and extreme denial of her own hunger, she reintroduced flesh into her diet—both meat and man—and learned that it’s okay to be hungry. For food. For connection. For more.

As a devoted STEM educator (read: professional nerd), Emma wouldn’t make such claims without science to back them up. So expect lessons on the world’s most famous equation (E= what now?), which, when introduced in the early 20th century, shattered the world of physics—and may, when reintroduced on November 12, 2025, shatter the world of people who starve themselves because they are afraid of just how hungry they can be.

Expect: visuals, rituals, physics, mystics, numbers, lovers, words, curves.

One night only.

Stage manager: Dani MacCallum
Lighting designer: Adam Welsh
Associate Creative Producer: Noah Koski
Associate Creative Producer: Juliana MacLachlan