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Resources for Frayn's Copenhagen: On-Line Articles

British Reviews:
- Synopsis from Albemarle of London
- Copenhagen Reviews of the London performance with Daniel Craig, Stephen Rea, and Francesca Annis from A Tribute to Daniel Craig
- Review of the Edinburgh performance by Nicholas Whyte of The Edinburgh Guide.com
- Review of Copenhagen [Daily Info, Oxford, UK]
- Review of the Salisbury Theatre production by Kevin Catchpole The British Theatre Guide
North American Reviews:
- Copenhagen, review of the Michael Blakemore production in New York [CurtainUp]
- Copenhagen Review by Thomas Burke in Talkin' Broadway's Broadway Reviews
- The Real Mystery Science Theater by Michael Posner with a response by Mark Sdao from The Globe and Mail, Toronto, Ontario
- The Conversation: Copenhagen by Michael Frayn by John Lukacs of the Los Angeles Times (review of the published play) [Daniel Traister/University of Pennsylvania]
- Heisenberg and the German Bomb by T. M. Sanders in Contemporary Physics 43:5 (2002): pp. 401-3 (review of the published play and Jeremy Bernstein's Hitler's Uranium Club: The Secret Recordings at Farm Hall; PDF) [University of Michigan]
On-Line Reviews:
- Copenhagen Interpretation by Gordon Fraser from the CERN Courier. ("Wonderful Copenhagen" by James Gillies inset)
- Copenhagen at The Complete Review
- Unraveling the Drama of Science Chloe Veltman, Wired News
- Science, Politics, and Morality, a review by Trevor Johnson at the World Socialist Web Site

Press Release about the 2005 Gorilla Theatre, Tampa, Florida, production with historical background on the play
Press Release about the 2005 PCPA Theatre, Santa Maria, California, production with comments about the content of the play and the sterling qualities of the playwright and actors [Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts, Allan Hancock College]

Lectures:
- Introduction to Frayn's Copenhagen Lecture on the play as a drama by Ian Johnston of Malaspina University-College in Nanaimo, BC
Symposia:
- Copenhagen and Beyond: Drama Meets History of Science Niels Bohr Institute
- Copenhagen Symposium [City University of New York]
- New Thoughts on Interpreting Copenhagen The Goethe Institute, Boston (links to transcript of symposium are dead)
- Copenhagen Discussion Draws Overflow Crowd MIT news office
Articles:
- The Copenhagen Interpretations by Judith Shulevitz at Slate
- Michael Frayn's Copenhagen: A Multi-dimensional Play by Lisa Hemphill Burns in Studies in Education Germantown Friends School
- Michael Frayn: Getting to the Nucleus of Copenhagen by J. Kelly Nestruck [All About Jewish Theatre]
- Only a Question of Time: Science, Ethics, and Weapons of Mass Destruction by Jennifer Allen Simmons (explores concerns about the morality of deciding to develop atomic questions in the context of the play) [Nuclear Age Peace Foundation]

BBC:
- BBC 4 links about Frayn's play. The site has links to:
  1. Audio link to an interview with Heisenberg
  2. Audio link to Frayn talking about the play
  3. Video links to discussions of the play by the actors and director
PBS:
- Frayn's Comments with links to more information

Physicists:
- A Historical Perspective on Copenhagen by David C. Cassidy of Hofstra University [Physics Today Online]
Historians:
- Frayn's Copenhagen Plays Well at History's Expense by Paul Lawrence Rose of Penn State; originally published in The Chronicle of Higher Education

Documents relating to the 1941 Bohr-Heisenberg Meeting [Niels Bohr Insititute]
Secret Letters Cast Light on Copenhagen Martin Durrani [Institute of Physics Physicsweb Forum]
New Twist on Physicist's Role in Nazi Bomb James Glantz, New York Times, 7 February, 2002 [T. Michael Sanders/University of Michigan]

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