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Time bandits

17 June 2017

9:00 AM

17 June 2017

9:00 AM

‘Oooooo,’ coos the middle-aged box office lady with a wink, as I pick up my tickets to the World Science Festival talk. I’m in Brisbane to see playwright Nick Payne and physicist Brian Greene battle out the multiverse. ‘Lucky you. They’re dead sexy.’

London-based Payne is in in town to open his two-hander West End hit Constellations, an exploration of love and physics.

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