Frankenstein at Central Square Theater

In 18th-century Europe, Dr. Victor Frankenstein's creation -- the Creature, childlike in his innocence -- is cast out into society by his horror-struck maker. As he learns to survive and master the highest of human skills, he searches for his creator to make a deal. Commemorating the 200th anniversary of Mary Shelley's classic gothic tale that helped create the science-fiction genre, Frankenstein brings urgent concerns about scientific responsibility and the nature of good and evil to the stage at Boston's Central Square Theater via this Catalyst Collaborative@MIT Production. Content warning: Nudity. Sexual content. Violence.