Huis Clos by Jean Paul Sartre translated by Stuart Gilbert.

One room, no windows, and a locked door. There’s no way out for three people left alone to share their memories together.

Fear of what lies beyond the door turns talk of their earthly transgressions into a meditation on the afterlife and a realisation that they are torturing each other in a living hell.

A rare opportunity to see Sartre’s brilliant existentialist masterpiece written in 1944.