No Exit Reviews

Washington City Paper- Recommended

"...No Exit is a translation of the 1944 play’s French title, Huis Clos, “the closed room.” Another, less common translation is In Camera, a Latin legal term for a closed-door meeting held in a judge’s private chambers. Sartre’s hell is a closed chamber in which the damned are judged—by their own weak consciences, by their fellow inmates, and by the audience."

DC Theater Arts- Highly Recommended

"...Briskly directed by Robert McNamara as borderline erotica and parlor-game farce, No Exit as written is actually a deep dive into the dead-serious matter of moral culpability and humans' tendency to worry shallowly about how they are perceived."