In 1941, German physicist Werner Heisenberg went to Copenhagen to visit his Danishmentor,
Niels Bohr. Together they had revolutionized atomic physics, but now they were on opposite
sides of a world war. Copenhagen is an explosive re-imagining of a private conversation
between these two Nobel laureates in which they discuss the nature of existence, physics,
and the atomic bomb. This Tony Award-winning play is an exploration of why we do what we
do, and the roles Bohr and Heisenberg inadvertently played in shaping our post-World War II
world.
Niels Bohr. Together they had revolutionized atomic physics, but now they were on opposite
sides of a world war. Copenhagen is an explosive re-imagining of a private conversation
between these two Nobel laureates in which they discuss the nature of existence, physics,
and the atomic bomb. This Tony Award-winning play is an exploration of why we do what we
do, and the roles Bohr and Heisenberg inadvertently played in shaping our post-World War II
world.
by Michael Frayn
directed by Bryan Bevell
featuring Muriel Bonertz, Michael Jurenek, and Bob Malos
April 27th through May 13th
All Performances at:
The Warren - An Artist Habitat 4400 Osseo Road, Minneapolis, MN 55412
612.216.1583
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4400 Osseo Road, Minneapolis, MN 55412
612.216.1583
Productions - Copenhagen
