Many Moons

Four characters navigate their complicated relationships with love in Many Moons, leading to a moment that could change everything.

In Many Moons, we meet four distinct characters navigating their own complex relationships with love. Juniper is on a quest for romance, filled with hope and anticipation. Meanwhile, Robert is actively avoiding emotional connections, determined to keep love at arm's length. Ollie, on the other hand, is blissfully unaware of what love truly means, while Meg has come to terms with the idea that she may never experience it. As they traverse a single July day in London, their paths intertwine in unexpected ways.

The narrative unfolds as these four individuals orbit around each other, each carrying their own burdens and desires. The city's vibrant backdrop serves as a stark contrast to their inner struggles, highlighting the nuances of modern love. The tension builds as they inch closer to a pivotal moment that threatens to change everything for them. The play captures the essence of human connection, revealing how love can be both a source of joy and a catalyst for heartache.

Many Moons is a poignant exploration of the intricacies of relationships, masterfully crafted by award-winning playwright Alice Birch. The characters’ journeys reflect the universal quest for understanding and acceptance in love, making this a compelling piece that resonates with anyone who has ever grappled with the complexities of affection and desire.