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The Source Theatre Company will present JeanPaul Sartre’s “No Exit” May 19 at the Gay Street Theater. First produced in Paris in 1944, while France was still under Nazi occupation. “No Exit” did much to establish Sartre as one of the leading existentialist philosophers of his day.
“No Exit” takes place in a modem room with couches and coffee table, in simple blacks and whites. The play reveals three people redefining themselves in a new existence after death. As the actors travel through a self-created hell, the production explores a concept of hope and humor not often
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