Written by Nick Payne, who won the Harold Pinter Award for it, the play details the tale about bee-obsessed Roland and theoretical physicist Marianne. Akin to the film Sliding Doors, the pair constantly keep meeting in new circumstances. It’s a story of déjà vu, love, friendship and freedom. Despite lacking the length of most plays critics says Constellations “manages to dazzle, delight and dismay.”.
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