"Universal themes are like patterns...they repeat themselves in creative and unique ways, making sure that their gifts are missed by none. Johannes Kepler travels through time and space to open his heart and mind through the words of Nina Wise and the voice of Scott Coopwood to tell a story that is both personal and collective, current and ancient - a story of humanity's relationship with the Mystery of Life.

There were two plays unfolding simultaneously: the play of words delivered by a live actor, and the play of images delivered by state-of-the-art technology. The juxtaposition of the two added dimension, complexity and resonance, not just with scientific terms or historical facts but within myself. When I lifted my face to the falling snowflakes, something stirred inside my soul, prompting tears & a sense of tenderness for the vulnerability that makes greatness possible."

- Annabelle Berrios, Lawyer, Graduate Student

"I just experienced The Kepler Project - A Play About Paradigm Shift Then and Now, the first theatrical performance about an astronomer ever set in a modern planetarium. It was beyond the beyond - a brilliant and poetic portrayal of the life of Kepler, rich with history, astronomy and religious tensions of the day. The piece is told through an immersive live performance featuring great acting, world class music and 3D planetarium-based animated graphics.

This well told story offers layers of insight for our times today. It is not to be missed."

- Patsy Northcutt, Filmmaker

"The Kepler Project is literally awesome.  What a wonderful experience…the power of media/theater to engender awe at the magnificence of what actually is, and in doing so move us from arrogance to humility, from brilliant animal to ignorant god. Thank you."

- Neal Rogin, Writer/Filmmaker