We Know Now Snowmen Exist

A chilling tale inspired by real events, We Know Now Snowmen Exist follows five women on a camping trip that turns into a psychological nightmare.

In We Know Now Snowmen Exist, a gripping psychological thriller unfolds with an all-female cast, inspired by the mysterious Dyatlov Pass Incident in Russia. Five women embark on a camping trip in a remote mountain range, seeking solace and adventure. However, their journey takes a sinister turn when they begin to question their safety and the true nature of their surroundings. Each character—Chloe, Hayley, Rachel, Lisa, and Zoe—has personal motivations for escaping their everyday lives, but the isolation of the wilderness brings forth hidden fears and uncertainties.

As the women settle into their camping experience, the atmosphere grows increasingly tense. They grapple with the unsettling thought that they may not be alone in the mountains. The plot thickens as they confront the chilling reality of their situation, leading to a series of harrowing events that unravel their tightly-knit group. The story delves into the psychological depths of trust, paranoia, and the unknown, leaving readers questioning the very nature of fear.

The play artfully intertwines modern themes with the unresolved mysteries of the Dyatlov Pass Incident. Intriguing questions arise: Why was the tent found cut open from the inside? What led to the bizarre discovery of bodies dressed in each other’s clothing? The haunting final journal entry, 'We know now snowmen exist,' adds an eerie layer to the narrative, compelling audiences to explore the shadows of human experience and the darkness that lurks within the mountains.