Pitcairn

The play delves into the transformation of Pitcairn Island from an idyllic paradise to a site of chaos and violence, driven by social, racial, and sexual tensions. It presents a stark examination of the clash between individual liberties and communal obligations, chronicling the colonization by Fletcher Christian and the Bounty mutineers. Through a blend of dark humor and escalating horror, the narrative reveals the colony's decline from an envisioned utopia to a harsh dystopia.