Kieran Khanna's "The Eighth Deadly Sin" reminded me of the "The Summoning of Everyman" and Sartre's "No Exit" - but without Sartre's gazing into the abyss. Part morality tale, part allegory, funny and - ultimately - so entertaining. A necessary work for these troubled times.

Kieran Khanna has confirmed to me in this large-cast ten minute play that yes, in fact, if the seven deadly sins got together, Envy would be everyone's least favorite. I enjoyed the way Khanna turns this short play from fun, over-the-top personification of the seven deadly sins into an investigation of purpose for this new titular Eighth Deadly Sin. Surprisingly cute for a play set in Hell!

What the Hell? There’s a new kid in town? I guess seven deadly sins isn’t enough, or at least according to this fun little piece by Kieran Khanna. It’s imaginative, funny and very insightful. This would make a very nice palette cleanser for some Christmas festival and be very helpful for Santa‘s naughty or nice list.