Hangman

A troubled executioner, haunted by his role, is manipulated by a twisted serial killer who exploits his fears, driving him to a shocking and devastating climax.

Delve deep into the psyche of two killers in one system.

Combining an eclectic mix of dark comedy and absurdist theatre, Hangman challenges the audience's moral compass and explores themes of guilt, redemption, and the human psyche. The play poses myriad philosophical questions. Could we forgive the perpetrator? Should the death penalty be abolished? Should executing people ever be considered an occupation? Questions that will leave audiences on the edge of their seats, craving for more, and contemplating long after the curtains close.

Emerging Artist Share House- Erskineville Town Hall - The Living Room

104 Erskineville Road, Erskineville 2043 (Gadigal Country)
Telephone: 0402371004

Accessibility

Approach:
There is ramp entry to the right of the building. The ramp width varies from 98cm at the entrance to 118cm in the middle. Partial uneven ground out the front. Street parking and accessible parking near by, close to bus stops.

How to enter:
There is ramp entry to the right of the building. The ramp width varies from 98cm at the entrance to 118cm in the middle.Accessible bathroom available ONLY from this performance space, to the left. Hand rails and lowered sink, door opens inwards.

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