In a chillingly plausible near future, a defense attorney is forced to represent a man condemned by society as “beyond rehabilitation.” The man faces death not by traditional means but by a new execution device designed to kill without pain. As the lawyer navigates a broken system stripped of compassion, the boundaries of justice and mercy are put to the test.

And Then We Were No More is penned by acclaimed actor and writer Tim Blake Nelson and directed by Mark Wing-Davey, known for his direction of experimental and large-scale theatrical works (Mad Forest, Shopping and Fucking). The production brings together a talented cast, including Elizabeth Marvel (King Lear, Other Desert Cities, Homeland), Scott Shepherd (Ulysses, Bridge of Spies), and Henry Stram (Titanic, The Elephant Man). Scenic design is by David Meyer, with sound and original composition by Henry Nelson and lighting by Reza Behjat.

Produced by Stop The Wind Theatricals, the production is part of their mission to bring bold new plays from development to the stage. This world premiere showcases their commitment to politically and socially charged narratives, offering a platform for new voices and urgent themes under the leadership of veteran producer Carol Ostrow.