Solaris (play)

"Solaris" is a play adapted from the novel by Stanisław Lem, exploring complex themes of human consciousness, memory, and the nature of reality. It centers on a psychologist sent to a distant space station orbiting a mysterious planet covered by a strange ocean. The ocean appears to have the ability to read and materialize human thoughts and memories, blurring the line between reality and hallucination. The play examines how individuals grapple with confronting their own pasts and the limits of understanding phenomena beyond human comprehension, prompting reflection on identity, grief, and the limits of scientific knowledge.