Hangmen, a Martin McDonagh play, is a darkly comic thriller set in 1965, just after the abolition of the death penalty in Britain. The play follows Harry Wade, a former executioner who now runs a pub, as he grapples with his fading relevance. When a mysterious stranger arrives, unsettling secrets and simmering tensions bubble to the surface. Known for his sharp wit and masterful storytelling, McDonagh crafts a gripping tale that blends humour with unease, exploring justice, morality, and ego. The play contains: Violence, mentions of execution, strong language, disturbing themes, alcohol use. 16+ Written by Martin Mcdonagh. Presented by Third-Year Bath Spa University Students Experience more incredible performances at SparkFest 2025running from 12 May to 14 June. Discover the full lineup at sparkfest.co.uk. [https://www.sparkfest.co.uk/] Plus, 50p from each ticket sold supports emerging creatives through NewSparks. Find out more at sparkfest.co.uk/newsparks. [https://www.sparkfest.co.uk/newsparks]