Michael Frayn's "Copenhagen" on 29th Jan

Frayn’s play Copenhagen speculates on what might have transpired during a meeting between Nobel laureates Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg in Copenhagen in September 1941, at the height of the German advance into Russia and just three months before America’s entry into the war.
The meeting was at Heisenberg’s behest. As Germany’s leading theoretical physicist and head of the German Uranium Club, the organ that would assess the possible war uses of nuclear energy, he was the man best situated to advise his government on the creation of an atomic bomb. The older Bohr was not only a professional colleague of Heisenberg, but a close friend as well. The play ponders the possible reasons for Heisenberg’s visit, linking them to the failure of the Germans to develop the bomb.


Cast & Credits & Acknowledgements

Directon, set design: Prakash Belawadi
Cast: Prakash Belawadi, Balaji Manohar and Smitha Chakravarthy
Set design: Jairam
Lighting design: Dr Paresh Kumar
Music: Kallol Dasgupta
Sound: Divya Manohar
Make-up: Uma Maheshwar
Production aide: Arun Murthy

Une photo de la pièce Copenhagen (mise en scène: Prakash Belawadi) qui a rassemblé plus de 300 personnes.
Bonjour India, c'est fini!
Mais il y a beaucoup d' autres évènements en perspective à AFB notamment la semaine de la Francophonie en mars!