Sin Salida (No Exit)

A landmark existentialist play first performed in 1944, Sin Salida explores how human relationships and the gaze of others define our existence. Three strangers find themselves locked in a plain, Second Empire-style room in Hell with no mirrors, no windows, and lights that never turn off. Initially expecting a physical torturer, they soon realize they have been deliberately placed together because their clashing personalities and sins make them each other's torturers.