In 1941, Werner Heisenberg, the leading scientist in Nazi Germany’s nuclear fission program, made a clandestine trip to visit his longtime friend, the brilliant Danish physicist, Niels Bohr. The reason for Heisenberg’s visit and what the two men discussed have been a matter of intrigue and speculation for decades. Michael Frayn brilliantly proposes one possible scenario in this Tony Award-winning play which asks, “Just because you can do something, does that mean you should?” Time pushes the discussion and the future becomes history.

“…the sum total of its parts equals a thrilling theatrical experience…”
-Curtain Up

Part of Loft Series 2
Running time: 2 hours
      plus one 15-minute intermission

• Caitlin Hart
   Margrethe Bohr
• Scott Stoney
   Werner Heisenberg
• Evan Thompson
   Niels Bohr

• Michael Frayn
   Playwright
• Marsha Hanna
   Director/Producer
• Scott J. Kimmins
   Scenic Designer
• Mary Beth McLaughlin
   Costume Designer
• John Rensel
   Lighting Designer
• James Dunlap
   Sound Designer
• Rocco Dal Vera
   Dialect Coach
• Elizabeth Grunenwald
   Production Stage
   Manager