This production was by all means a unique, environmental adaptation of the Euphratis classic.

Set in a timeless scenario, the play was produced in an old slaughterhouse just North

of Nashville.  The room had no facilities, and very much resembled a bombed-out

power plant.  Broken pipes hung precariously overhead, and large concrete mounts

protruded from the floor.  The audience was immersed in a windowed space that felt

very much like a war-torn prison, with most of the lighting taking place outside

the facility in the form of explosive special effects.