SAMC Theatre Presents: Copenhagen

Did one meeting change the course of history?
At the height of German victories during WWII, the world’s scientists are locked in a race to build the first atomic bomb. Risking arrest, German physicist Werner Heisenberg travels to Nazi-occupied Copenhagen to meet in private with his former mentor, Danish physicist Niels Bohr. Bohr, a Jew, is justifably rankled. As it turns out, his old friend and collaborator now heads up the German nuclear program.
What takes place during the closed-door meetings?
History will never know. But it forms the intriguing crux of this three-time Tony Award-winning thriller the New York Times calls “... the most ingenious play of ideas in many a year... endlessly fascinating.”
November 21 - December 2
Tues - Sat 7:30pm Saturday Matinee 2pm
Starring
Emmett Hanly Jane Oliphant Steven Simpson
Director Lloyd Arnett, Ph.D. Lighting Designer Graham Ockley Stage Manager Uliana Akulenko
Call 604.513.2188 or book online at twu.ca/theatre
Freedom Hall, Robert N. Thompson Building Trinity Western University
7600 Glover Road, Langley