Copenhagen (Student Editions)
Michael Frayn's Copenhagen, in a student-friendly edition, dramatizes the secretive 1941 meeting between Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg. Through their imagined dialogue, the play probes the ethical tensions of atomic science amid global conflict, blending intellectual rigor with emotional depth for an engaging exploration of history and morality.
About This Book
Copenhagen is a compelling play by Michael Frayn, presented in a student edition designed for educational use. It centers on the historical encounter between two pioneering physicists during World War II.
The narrative unfolds through conversations that reveal the complexities of scientific discovery and moral dilemmas. This edition includes annotations and resources to aid in classroom analysis and performance.
Frayn's script masterfully blends factual events with dramatic interpretation, inviting readers to ponder the human elements behind groundbreaking research. It serves as an accessible entry point for students studying theater, physics, or wartime history.
Ideal for academic settings, this version supports deeper understanding of the play's themes without requiring prior knowledge of quantum mechanics or historical details.
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