THEATRE

Michael Frayn's "Copenhagen"
January 6-January 14, 2012
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In 1941, German atomic scientist Werner Heisenberg paid a visit to his mentor, Niels Bohr, "the father of modern nuclear physics," in Nazi-occupied Denmark. The subject of their conversation, and its place in scientific, military, and world history, has been debated all the decades since -- did Heisenberg warn Bohr about the German nuclear program, or pry for information about the Allied atomic bomb? Jake Scaltreto directs COPENHAGEN, Frayn's theatrical thought-experiment in quantum uncertainty, wartime morality, and the unreliability of memory, which features Matthew Zahnzinger, Kevin Kordis, and Emily Hecht.
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791 Tremont St.
Boston, MA -
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$15 when reserved in advance, $20 general admission at the door (cash only)
$10 student tickets at the door with valid ID only
January 12th is Pay-What-You-Can Night, $5 suggested minimum donationInfo Phone: 1-800-838-3006
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January 6-January 14, 2012Times:
8PM on January 6, 7, 12, 13 & 14
2PM on January 8 -
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