The Bomb (play)

"The Bomb" is a play by Kevin J. O’Connor that explores the development and testing of the first atomic bombs during World War II. It dramatizes the intense scientific, political, and ethical considerations faced by researchers and government officials involved in creating this powerful weapon. The play highlights the urgency and secrecy of the Manhattan Project, as well as the profound moral dilemmas about the destructive potential of nuclear technology. Through compelling dialogue and character interactions, "The Bomb" offers insight into a pivotal moment in history, emphasizing both the scientific achievement and the profound consequences of wielding such devastating power.