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The aesthetics of Arthur Nauzyciel

Explores the Heisenberg’s reasoning behind never creating a bomb during World War Two.

Gideon Lester explains the relevance of Copenhagen to our current economic, political, and social climate. He also describes the subtext of the play which is deep-seated with questions about personal responsibility and the catastrophic effect a few people’s decisions can have on the whole world.

An examination of the progression of Michael Frayn’s work from newspaper satirist to Tony Award–winning dramatist.

Letters from Heisenberg and Bohr.

Heidi Nelso interview Scott Zigler about how historical events effected his directing choices in Copenhagen.

A brief biography of the characters in Copenhagen.

Katie Rasor explains why the Bohr-Heisenberg meeting which is what the play Copenhagen is about, remains the topic of heated debate