Copenhagen
September 2-13
A Drama by Michael Frayn
In 1941, two of the world's leading scientists – German physicist Werner Heisenberg and his Danish mentor and counterpart Niels Bohr – met in Copenhagen. Together they had revolutionized atomic science, but now they were on opposite sides of a world war. The mysterious visit on that night strained their relationship for the rest of their lives. In this incisive play, Frayn offers intriguing speculation about what may have taken place and shows two extraordinary men wrestling with complex issues in a situation fraught with danger. Winner of three Tony Awards, including Best Play in 2000.
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