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Don't miss a gripping and thought-provoking evening at Science@Play! Join us for a special reading of Copenhagen, Michael Frayn’s captivating play that brings to life the 1941 meeting between German physicist Werner Heisenberg and his former mentor, Danish physicist Niels Bohr—an encounter that could have changed the course of history. Set during World War II, the play explores the complex intersection of science and politics, as Heisenberg and Bohr, along with Bohr’s wife Margrethe, revisit their personal and professional histories and their roles in the race to build the atomic bomb. Experience the intimate atmosphere of our Downtown Livermore studio, where a lightly staged reading brings the story to life with minimal props, costumes, and furniture. After the performance, engage in a lively post-show discussion to dive deeper into the play’s themes. It’s an unforgettable night you won’t want to miss—get your tickets today!