Copenhagen (Updated over a year ago)

A Play by Michael Frayn. Translated and directed by Hamid Ehya. Play reading in Farsi by Bella Warda, Ari Siletz-Barkeshli, and Behzad Golmohammadi

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Identifier: Darvagx-003
Translated Title: کپنهاگ
Date: Saturday, July 10, 2010
Creator: Written by Michael Frayn. Translated and directed by Hamid Ehya
Story: Copenhagen is a fictional account of a real-life meeting during World War II between two physicists, Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg. Bohr is devastated to learn that his native Denmark has been occupied by the Third Reich, and that his former student and colleague, Werner Heisenberg, is working to harness the power of the atom for Germany's forces. - Using Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, the play deals with the difficult issues of scientists’ and intellectuals' collaborations with dictators. Hamid Ehya's translation of this play in 2007 won the best translation of the year award by the Iranian Association of Theater Artists.
Name of Subject(s): Flyer
Name of Subject(s): Darvag Theater
Name of Subject(s): Play
Place of Settlement: Richmond, California
Geographic Coverage: Central Stage, 5221 Central Avenue, Richmond, CA 94804
Type: Flyer
Format: Jpg
Rights Statement: Darvag Theater Group
Language: Farsi