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.

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