Let's watch Copenhagen together

Have you heard of Michael Frayn's play Copenhagen? If so - no need to explain further - go straight to the last paragraph.

For the uninitiated, it depicts a momentous meeting between two brilliant physicists - Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg - which has echoed through the decades since, with wild speculation about what exactly they talked about. It has had implications not just for physics but also for the outcome of World War II (hint, it has to do with the German nuclear programme). It's very much in the spirit of our church's discussions and we have in fact tried to have this play performed in the past, but look, somebody did it for us!

So the best we can do is popularize it, and get together for a drink after. You need to buy a ticket from the theatre's website, we don't resell them or have any connection to the play in an official capacity, we're just piggybacking on the awesome work of others. Tickets here:
https://thebridge.brussels/copenhagen

Here is an intro by the author himself, and if you sail the high seas - you can probably find it filmed, starring none other than a young Daniel Craig as Heisenberg
Copenhagen - An Introduction by Michael Frayn

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