NO EXIT (SOLD OUT)
Location
Foster War Memorial Arts Centre
About
NO EXIT is an absurdist drama written by the French philosopher, playwright and political activist, Jean-Paul Sartre.
The play is set in Hell depicting the afterlife of three deceased characters whose punishment is to be locked together in a room for eternity. It is the source of Sartre's most famous phrase which translates as "Hell is other people".
FAMDA is staging this intriguing absurdist drama as a black box event, helping the audience feel deeply involved in the proceedings.
NOTE: ‘No Exit’ contains mature themes
Performances are accessible only by stairs.
Wednesday, Thursday & Friday
Doors open 7:00, Play starts 7:30
Saturday & Sunday
Doors open 1:30, Play starts 2:00
The play is set in Hell depicting the afterlife of three deceased characters whose punishment is to be locked together in a room for eternity. It is the source of Sartre's most famous phrase which translates as "Hell is other people".
FAMDA is staging this intriguing absurdist drama as a black box event, helping the audience feel deeply involved in the proceedings.
NOTE: ‘No Exit’ contains mature themes
Performances are accessible only by stairs.
Wednesday, Thursday & Friday
Doors open 7:00, Play starts 7:30
Saturday & Sunday
Doors open 1:30, Play starts 2:00