Find Out What Quantum Physics and Honey Have in Common: Constellations by OpenStage

Nick Payne’s Constellations is a play about free will and friendship; it’s also about Quantum Multiverse Theory, love, and honey. Starring Keegan Bockhorst as Roland and Ariel Greenspoon as Marianne, this play is sure to keep you thinking even after the final bows.

A physicist and a beekeeper meet at a party. They hit it off and go for a drink. Or perhaps they don’t. Perhaps she is engaged to someone else, perhaps he is. Maybe she breaks his heart, maybe he breaks hers. Even in quantum parallel universes, in which every possibility exists, love stings like a bee. Time, it turns out, is a more effective breaker of hearts than human beings. Written in the stars, Constellations is an immersive multimedia banquet presented in the OtterBox Digital Dome Theater in collaboration with the Museum of Discovery.

Featured presenters will also contribute to the production after Friday performances of Constellations:

· February 28: Poetry in relation to the story by Kathleen Willard

· March 6 and March 20: More insight about quantum mechanics by Gavin Polhemus

· March 13: Information on Yayoi Kusama, the art style used for the production’s animations by Rex Sieple and Meg Salazar

Constellations is presented as a part of OpenStage’s etcetera Season. Raw, real, honest and intimate cutting-edge theatre in non-traditional spaces. With the actors only a few feet away, audience members are drawn deeply into the action of the play, creating a powerful and unforgettable experience. Be prepared for a moving, intimate experience that will leave you thinking and feeling long after the lights come up.

Learn more about Constellations here.