Copenhagen
By Michael Frayn
Directed by Peter Bonilla
Nazi-occupied Denmark: 1941. Niels Bohr and his friend
and protégé Werner Heisenberg, Germany's
leading scientist, are on opposite sides of the direst conflict of the 20th century.
This Tony Award-winning play is the explosive reimagining of that mysterious meeting,
long shrouded in secrecy and speculation. Copenhagen retraces the tenuous moral
grounds for weapons of mass destruction, and exposes the trivial, hot tempered,
fleeting moments which pivot the results of war.
Copenhagen performs in The Heyer Space, in Harrison College House (4910 Irving Street)
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Performance Schedule
8pm Thursday, February 10th
8pm Friday, February 11th
8pm Saturday, February 12th
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Production Staff
Meredith Weber |
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Producer |
Juan Carlos Rojas |
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Asst Producer |
Peter Bonilla |
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Director |
Katie Newbold |
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Asst Director |
Kira Muratova |
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Stage Manager |
Charles Forster |
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Production Manager |
Jonathan J Huber |
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Technical Director |
Ben Kamine |
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Asst Technical Director |
Jasminka Arnautovic |
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Publicity |
Maryana Geller |
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Publicity |
Mike Sloan Warren |
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Dramaturge |
Amanda Judelson |
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Graphics |
Diana Tong |
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Webmaster |
Cast
Mike Sloan Warren |
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Niels Bohr |
Mike Rugnetta |
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Werner Heisenberg |
Victoria Frings |
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Margrethe Bohr |
Technical Staff
Charles Forster |
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Team Lights |
Tom Lay |
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Matt Gruskin |
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Vijay Nair |
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Kenneth Fomberstein |
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Team Sound |
Bianca Chen |
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Haidee Wong |
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Team Set |
John Minthorne |
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Diana Tong |
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Team Props |
Gaelle Gouraige |
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Team Costume |
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Peter Bonilla
Peter is a senior in the College from Washington, DC, double-majoring in Economics and Theater Arts. Previously he directed The Play About the Baby with iNtuitons Experimental Theatre and directed last fall’s Front Row production of The Laramie Project. Recently he performed with the Penn Theater Arts Program’s original play Searching for Spalding Gray, which premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Professionally he worked as a dramaturge on InterAct Theatre Company’s Barrymore Award-winning production of Permanent Collection, and will serve as stage manager for Theater Catalyst’s upcoming play The Ballad of John Wesley Reed. Peter is thrilled to be returning for Copenhagen, his seventh Front Row production. |
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