Copenhagen Toronto January 2004


	Martha Henry as Margrethe Bohr - PHOTO CREDIT: SWD Photography
	COPENHAGEN By Michael Frayn January 2 - February 22, 2004 The Winter Garden Theatre 189 Yonge St.
	Tony and London Evening Standard Award-winning BEST PLAY! THE RUNNING TIME OF COPENHAGEN IS APPROXIMATELY 2 HOURS AND 20 MINUTES In 1941, the German physicist Werner Heisenberg made a mysterious visit to Copenhagen to see his former teacher and colleague, Niels Bohr. They were old friends and their work together had opened the way toward nuclear fission. But now they were on opposite sides in a world war and the race to build the atomic bomb was on. Scientists and historians have argued ever since about why Heisenberg made his visit, and what the two men said. SUBTLE TECHNOLOGIES invites you to a special panel discussion immediately following the 2PM matinee performance of SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8. Join University of Toronto theoretical physicist JOHN MOFFAT, York University particle physicist SCOTT MENARY, U of T professor of philosophy JAMES ROBERT BROWN and Globe and Mail science reporter STEPHEN STRAUSS for a discussion of the issues raised in COPENHAGEN Seating is limited, but admission is free. COPENHAGEN has captivated audiences in London and New York and has been hailed as one of the greatest dramas of the century. The eagerly awaited Toronto premiere reunites the extraordinary director and cast of the acclaimed Ottawa and Halifax productions to bring us an unforgettable theatre experience. David and Ed Mirvish present the National Arts Centre (Ottawa)/Neptune Theatre (Halifax) co-production, starring Michael Ball, Martha Henry and Jim Mezon and directed by Diana Leblanc.