“A boy-meets-girl romantic comedy which shades into something much sadder. Roland is an easy-going chap who makes his living as a bee-keeper. At a barbecue he meets Marianne, a warm, intelligent, and witty woman who works at Sussex University in the field of quantum cosmology. The piece uncovers the deeper meanings of life, love and loss,” The Telegraph said in its review.
Nick Payneʼs play has also been staged on Broadway and London’s West End. The Budapest premier was on November 3, 2018, at Fém Arts & Café, according to femszinhaz.hu.
The Fém Arts & Caféʼs address is Váci utca 40, but the entrance is from Irányi utca. Ticket prices range from HUF 2,000 to HUF 4,000.
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