Triangles are dull—ratios cause chaos. The Pythagoreans weren’t just about right angles; they ran a full-on maths cult, worshipping numbers and banning beans. James, Oxford escapee and chaos-dealer, drags their obsession into the Fringe with riotous games and ridiculous storytelling. From George Dantzig accidentally solving the impossible to mathematicians behaving like humans (and occasionally disasters), expect mischief, mayhem, and maths you’ll never see the same way again. This is comedy with numbers: playful, chaotic, terrifying—and all too human.
