Win tickets to ELIZA’s Adventures in the Uncanny Valley and a stay at the four-star Morgan Hotel, Dublin, on October 3

Pan Pan presents ELIZA’s Adventures in the Uncanny Valley at Samuel Beckett Theatre, Trinity College, Dublin from October 3 to 7 as part of Dublin Theatre Festival. MIT in Boston developed software in the early ’60s, called ELIZA, a reference to George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion. It seemed to make conversation between human and computer possible, but the machine’s intelligent responses turned out to be a trick – it was all scripted. So how can a robot now write poetry? An Eliza is sent to a motel, where she interacts with four characters who are all mysteriously booked into the same room. They explore love, death, metaphysics, evil and evolution. panpantheatre.com

The newly revamped Morgan Hotel is one of Dublin’s favourite luxury city centre hotels. Situated in the heart of Temple Bar, you will enjoy the quiet ambience and sophisticated style, while the bustling city is on your doorstep. The luxury rooms are all air-conditioned, featuring handmade toiletries, SuitePads and a minibar. The Morgan Hotel has also introduced the new 10 Fleet Street Restaurant & Bar, a delightful exercise in style and elegance. Using the freshest produce from local suppliers, together with elegant lighting and couture seating, it is the ideal setting for a refined dining experience.

We are offering one lucky reader two tickets to see ELIZA’s Adventures in the Uncanny Valley at the Samuel Beckett Theatre on October 3 with an overnight stay for two in a double room at The Morgan with breakfast the next morning.

For your chance to win this terrific prize, just answer the following question:

Who wrote Pygmalion? Was it: a) George Bernard Shaw b) Oscar Wilde c) Samuel Beckett