Each performance of RoboWrite! The ai playwright is a fresh treat with a new play and a new set of actors. You might see a revamped classic like Romeo And Juliet or an addition to Aesop’s Fables with an original tale like The Porcupine And The Rat. All completely AI-generated, with scripts reimagined by Copilot, Gemini and ChatGPT, the actors receive their characters and lines as they step into the spotlight. A narrator provides humorous interjections, pointing out the AI’s errors and reminding us that it's probably not as flawless as we’re led to believe. 

There’s no doubt the concept is intriguing but the execution occasionally veers into chaos due to the actors having mere moments to familiarise themselves with their lines. But this dynamic approach also makes the performance captivating, neatly highlighting both the potential and pitfalls of AI in creative endeavors.

Ultimately, RoboWrite! challenges us to reflect on the evolving role of AI in art. It serves as a poignant reminder that, while AI can generate content and perhaps inspire new forms of storytelling, it cannot and must not overshadow or replace the essence of human creativity. This show actually champions the importance of preserving art as a deeply human experience, reinforcing that true artistry lies beyond algorithms and automation.