Pictured: Maggie McEnerny. (Photo courtesy of AtlantaTheatreFans.com.)

“I can’t think of a way to say this without sounding like an über-geek, but the only thing I love more than atomic physics is a beautifully written play,” says director Maggie McEnerny.

Copenhagen is a beautifully written play about two Nobel Prize-winning physicists who worked on atomic research during World War II. It’s the perfect storm of my interests, and it’s been on my bucket list since the first time I read it.”

McEnerny’s staging of Copenhagen, with Stuart Schleuse, Curtis Krick and Lorilyn Harper, continues through May 20 at the Academy Theatre in Avondale Estates. TICKETS.

For more of McEnerny’s quirky insights, read the entire AtlantaTheaterFans.com piece HERE.

 

About Kathy Janich

Kathy Janich is a longtime arts journalist who has been seeing, working in or writing about the performing arts for most of her life. She's a member of the Theatre Communications Group, the Literary Managers and Dramaturgs of the Americas, Americans for the Arts and the National Arts Marketing Project. Full disclosure: She’s also an artistic associate at Synchronicity Theatre.

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