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Contained in: "Altona and Other Plays" published by Penguin Books

9780140102178

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Original Playwright - Jean-Paul Sartre

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Contained in: "No Exit and Three Other Plays" published by Vintage International

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White Bear, London

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Samuel French, NY,

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the ancient Greek legend of Orestes retold in modern idiom

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in "Huis Clos and Other Plays, Penguin,

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Three people find that Hell is not what they thought it would be.

Kings Head Theatre, London >>>

2005

State of Play

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Hell is other people. Three damned souls find that, instead of the murderous imps with racks and pincers they are expecting, their punishmnet is to sit with each other for all eternity; they soon realise this will be punishment enough

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Oxford layhouse

1970

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Original Playwright - Jean-Paul Sartre. Adapted from the play by Alexandre Dumas

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Contained in: "Altona and Other Plays" published by Penguin Books

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Harrap, 1963

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Unity Theatre, London

1956

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Original Playwright - Jean-Paul Sartre. Adapted by George and Sylvia Leeson

Unity Theatre, London

1956

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Original Playwright - Jean-Paul Sartre. Adapted by George and Sylvia Leeson

Scena Theatre, DC, USA >>>

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Three people find themselves in Hell after a lifetime of living badly. Inez and Estelle are sexual predators - Estelle heterosexual and Inez not. Cradeau is a self-regarding prig and a coward. (Estelle is in addition hopelessly vain. It is a particular feature of her Hell that there are no mirrors.). For the three of them, Hell is a room in a bad hotel, with dusty Swedish-modern furnishings. They quickly get down to the business of ferreting out each other's sins, thus revealing the acts which have landed them in Hell. ('They've made a saving in their hired help,'Inez observes. 'Each of us is the torturer of the other two.') Armed with this information, they each use it as a club to achieve their impossible objectives: Estelle, to win the love of Cradeau; Inez, to win the love of Estelle; and Cradeau, to lie down in silence with a handkerchief over his face. When they are not so employed they tune in to see how they are regarded, post mortem, in life. It is invariably a disappointment. 'Hell is other people,'Cradeau observes famously at the end of the play, but he is wrong. Hell is these other people who are so fatuous and obnoxious that they would make Mother Therese mutter and curse, and St. Francis of Assisi bang his head against the wall. There are plenty of people, including Sartre himself, who would be swell company throughout eternity, even in a bad hotel room.

Times Square Arts Center, NY

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Nutshell Productions

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Three special guests are locked in a room with no windows, no mirrors, and only one door, in what might be Hell. All expect to be tortured until they realize they are there to torture each other, which they do effectively by probing each other's sins, desires, and unpleasant memories. These three new roommates for all eternity drop their connections to the living world and face themselves. Proving that "Hell is other people."
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Cutting Ball Theatre

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Cochrane, London

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4th Wall Entertainment

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Original Playwright - Jean-Paul Sartre. Revival

Almeida Theatre, London >>>

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Man in Moon, London, EUR >>>

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Hamish Hamilton, London, 1967

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Original Playwright - Jean-Paul Sartre based on play by Euripides

dwells on one brief moment in the Trojan war when all the Trojan men are dead and the women and children are waiting to be shipped into slavery