Constellations

Two same-sex casts will perform CONSTELLATIONS, by Nick Payne. the play, which premiered in London in 2012 and was presented on Broadway in 2015, explores the relationship between a physicist and a beekeeper through a series of fragmented, nonlinear scenes that reflect the concept of the multiverse—the idea that multiple versions of reality exist simultaneously. It presents different variations of their interactions, showing how small choices can lead to vastly different outcomes. Some versions of their relationship are filled with love and happiness, while others are marked by heartbreak and tragedy.

While CONSTELLATIONS was originally written with its characters being a man and a woman, a London revival in 2021 performed it with a cast of two men, alternating with three different casts of a man and a woman. For this production, PrideArts will take this concept a step further, not only by performing it with a female-female cast as well as with a male-male cast, but also by having the two casts co-directed by a male-female team of two directors – PrideArts’ Artistic Director Jay Españo and Managing Director Amber Mandley. The two casts will alternate performances per the schedule listed at https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/constellations-5