No Exit

No Exit
Written by Jean-Paul Sartre in 1944, No Exit is the story of 3 people who find themselves in a room together in Hell. As they learn more about each other they realise that their punishment is not eternal fire, physical torture or any other physical torment associated with the idea of Hell. Instead, they must spend eternity with each other, realising that in fact "Hell is other people!"

It was directed by Matt Ebbs and Fanny Messika as part of a double bill that also featured Scary Play. It was performed on Wednesday 17th May and Thursday 18th May at the Taliesin Arts Centre in Swansea.

Publicity
In April 2012, No Exit used a video trailer to help publicise the play.



Awards
At the 2011/2012 Oscars, No Exit won the following awards;

Best Actress in a One Act (Georgia Hayes as Estelle)

Reception
No Exit was positively reviewed by The South Wales Evening Post.

It also garnered a positive review from Swansea University's The Siren