Enda Walsh's play "Misterman," written for a solo performer, is a study of one man’s descent into religious mania in small-town Ireland.
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The play's action is set in 'an abandoned depot/dilapidated factory' in Inishfree, where loner Thomas Magill lives out his days, interacting with the people of the town via tape-recordings he has made of their voices, or by impersonating them himself.
He is convinced that it’s up to him to save the sinful place, but his deranged mental state leads to dire consequences for him and the town.
