Multi-award-winning theatre, the Donmar Warehouse has announced a new production of Constellations is coming to London’s Vaudeville Theatre. The production will be made up of a stellar four casts of two. 

The couples cast are: Sheila Atim and Ivanno Jeremiah (playing from 18 June to 1 August) Peter Capaldi and Zoë Wanamaker (23 June to 24 July), Omari Douglas and Russell Tovey (30 July to 11 September), and Anna Maxwell Martin and Chris O'Dowd (6 August to 12 September).

Constellations portrays a relationship through a cosmological, quantum theoretical lens, and won the Evening Standard for Best New Play, plus was nominated for a WhatsOnStage Award and Olivier Award for Best New Play.  

The play will be directed by Michael Longhurst, designed by Tom Scutt, with lighting by Lee Curran, sound by David McSeveney. Behind the music will be Simon Slater, with movement direction by Lucy Cullingford. 

Rather than playing at the venue's central London home, the piece will be presented at the Vaudeville Theatre on the Strand while the Donmar undertakes a series of essential building works.

Over 500 free tickets for Constellations will be available for audiences aged under 26. In addition, 5000 tickets priced at £20 will be available across the run.

Tickets for Constellations go on sale on 16 April here.