The Sky by Lucy Kirkwood
Set in rural England in 1759, this gripping narrative revolves around Sally Poppy, a woman facing execution for a brutal crime, who claims to be pregnant—a circumstance that may delay her death penalty. A jury composed solely of women is formed to discern the truth of her claims, challenging their perceptions of justice and power. As the jury deliberates, the play unfolds into a darkly comedic exploration of democracy and the weight of moral responsibility. The audience is invited to reflect on issues of truth, societal roles, and the complexities of human nature in a fierce and entertaining examination of the power dynamics at play.









