1. White Wins

"1. White Wins" is a thought-provoking play that follows the story of Giselle Davis, an African American woman who becomes World Chess Champion just as a tech company unveils a super computer system proving that White should always win in chess. The play delves into the moral dilemmas of six students and their philosophy professor, both during their college years and 25 years later at the tech company. Written by Richard Hart McMahon, the play reflects his diverse work experiences and lifelong interest in chess, science, and exploring moral dilemmas through physics, philosophy, and religion.