Constellations, a play by Nick Payne

Hilo Community Players Presents Constellations — A Smart, Romantic Exploration of Love and Infinite Possibility

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Hilo Community Players invites audiences to experience Constellations, the Olivier Award–winning play by Nick Payne that explores love, chance, and the infinite paths a single relationship can take.

“One relationship. Infinite possibilities.”

Constellations asks a deceptively simple question: in how many universes would you love the same person? Blending quantum multiverse theory with deeply human emotion, the play follows Roland, a beekeeper, and Marianne, a quantum physicist, as their relationship unfolds across a series of parallel moments—each shaped by tiny shifts in choice, timing, and circumstance. What begins as playful “what ifs” gradually forms a poignant and moving portrait of “what is,” examining free will, friendship, love, and loss with humor and profound tenderness.

Directed by Dr. Rachel Klein and featuring two of Hilo’s most accomplished professional performers, Constellations stars Danny Randerson as Roland and Molly McGivern as Marianne. With only two actors onstage, the production offers an intimate and captivating window into relationship dynamics and the extraordinary impact of ordinary moments.

Performances run January 30 through February 8 at the beautiful, air-conditioned Keawe Theater, located at 280 Keawe Street in Hilo. Doors open 30 minutes before showtime. Tickets are available online now at hiloplayers.org, with tickets priced $5 more at the door.

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For tickets and additional details, visit  http://www.hiloplayers.org online and join us for this thoughtful, romantic, and unforgettable theatrical experience. 

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