These are the questions British playwright Michael Frayn explores in his Tony-winning 1998 three-hander Copenhagen, now running in a Soulpepper Theatre Company production that opened in Toronto on ...

4 PIRATES! A BOY AT SEA to Open in Raleigh and Durham with Switch Theatre Co. Burning Coal Theatre Company is proud to announce its production of Michael Frayn’s COPENHAGEN, directed by Jerome Davis.

Frayn takes as his starting point a real and much debated meeting, in Nazi-occupied Copenhagen in 1941, between the theoretical physicists Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg, a Danish Jew and a German, ...

3 Christina Rose Hall and Aaron Kaburick Join BEAUTY AND THE BEAST Tour Copenhagen continues the Lantern's ongoing exploration of science and the ways in which science reflects humanity's most ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Copenhagen follows the story of German nuclear physicist Werner Heisenberg and his mentor Niels Bohr in Nazi-occupied Denmark - ...

Join Backstage to access jobs you can apply to right now! The task becomes especially daunting if the topic and characters in question are emotionally charged. Consider "Copenhagen," a new play by ...

Frayn’s drama finds quantum physics theorists Niels Bohr (David Adkins), Werner Heisenberg (Harry Smith) and Bohr’s wife, Margrethe (Corinna May) reunited in a kind of after-life ether. They reflect ...

Michael Frayn's "Copenhagen," the 2000 Tony-winning drama about a mysterious meeting between two of the 20th century's greatest physicists, is as ingenious as advertised. The year is 1941, and the ...

Put on your thinking caps for this one, kids. Quantum mechanics, atomic bombs, and Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle are key parts of Michael Frayn's brilliant, chilly Copenhagen. Winner of the 2000 ...

Sitting down in front of Michael Frayn's Copenhagen, now in production at Austin Playhouse, you confront a stark stage with three wooden chairs. The light pattern beneath is not just pretty stagecraft ...

Three good actors, a literate script, a stage unencumbered by too much artificiality. What could be wrong? Well, nothing fatally wrong, really. Theater J’s revival of “Copenhagen,” Michael Frayn’s ...

Mistakes by Richard Schiff and Alex Kingston can’t dampen this commendable staging of 1998 hit Copenhagen Dominic Cavendish has been writing about theatre and comedy since the mid-1990s and became the ...