"Hangmen" by Martin McDonagh is a gripping play that tells the story of Harry, a former hangman who has become a local celebrity in his small pub in Oldham. When the news of the abolition of the death penalty arrives, Harry is surrounded by curious reporters and his loyal regulars, all eagerly awaiting his reaction. However, among them is a mysterious stranger whose motives go far beyond the obvious. With sharp irony and profound characters, McDonagh explores themes of fame, identity, and human nature. "Hangmen" premiered at the Royal Court Theatre in London and won the Laurence Olivier Award for Best New Play in 2016.