Constellations – Melbourne Theatre Company
Playwright Nick Payne takes two star-crossed lovers on a journey of fate, chance and the unknown.
Overview
Parallel universes, inconsequential decisions, and the results of pure chance can change things at any moment. What would have happened if you didn't miss that train, or hadn't snoozed that alarm one more time? Unless you're Gwyneth Paltrow, you'll never know.
Harold Pinter Award 2012 winner Nick Payne takes us deep into the questioning of these exact moments in his play, Constellations. A modern-day Romeo and Juliet, with logically very little reason to ever cross paths, experience a moment that alters their existence irreversibly.
Originally commissioned for the Royal Court Theatre in London's West End, this play stars Alison Bell and Leon Ford and is directed by Leticia Cáceres, the newly appointed MTC associate director, in her debut on the mainstage.
Let us ask, what if?
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