No Exit, a play by Jean-Paul Sartre
Translated and directed by David Valayre
with Alan Badger, Abhishek Das, Dascha Inciarte, and Jane Marx
After their death, three characters, who do not know each other, all guilty of poor life choices, find themselves together, locked in a room. They see their earthly life fading in the distance, and disappearing. They slowly realize that they are condemned to the eternity of a sadomasochistic triangle. Hence the line "L'enfer, c'est les autres" ("Hell is the others.")
Rather than a prescription for Xanax, an entertaining evening with the self-deprecating humor of desperate situations.
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Translated and directed by David Valayre
with Alan Badger, Abhishek Das, Dascha Inciarte, and Jane Marx
After their death, three characters, who do not know each other, all guilty of poor life choices, find themselves together, locked in a room. They see their earthly life fading in the distance, and disappearing. They slowly realize that they are condemned to the eternity of a sadomasochistic triangle. Hence the line "L'enfer, c'est les autres" ("Hell is the others.")
Rather than a prescription for Xanax, an entertaining evening with the self-deprecating humor of desperate situations.
No Exit, a play by Jean-Paul Sartre
Translated and directed by David Valayre
with Alan Badger, Abhishek Das, Dascha Inciarte, and Jane Marx
After their death, three characters, who do not know each other, all guilty of poor life choices, find themselves together, locked in a room. They see their earthly life fading in the distance, and disappearing. They slowly realize that they are condemned to the eternity of a sadomasochistic triangle. Hence the line "L'enfer, c'est les autres" ("Hell is the others.")
Rather than a prescription for Xanax, an entertaining evening with the self-deprecating humor of desperate situations.
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Translated and directed by David Valayre
with Alan Badger, Abhishek Das, Dascha Inciarte, and Jane Marx
After their death, three characters, who do not know each other, all guilty of poor life choices, find themselves together, locked in a room. They see their earthly life fading in the distance, and disappearing. They slowly realize that they are condemned to the eternity of a sadomasochistic triangle. Hence the line "L'enfer, c'est les autres" ("Hell is the others.")
Rather than a prescription for Xanax, an entertaining evening with the self-deprecating humor of desperate situations.
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