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  • Sarah Kane
    Sarah Kane
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    In 1998 came Cleansed, a play that The Independent claimed “clings to you like a shroud.” The play moves away from realism and naturalism, depending heavily on symbolism, visual elements, and sparse dialogue. Notably, there are nearly as many stage directions as spoken lines. Set in an unnamed…

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    In 1998 came Cleansed, a play that The Independent claimed “clings to you like a shroud.” The play moves away from realism and naturalism, depending heavily on symbolism, visual elements, and sparse dialogue. Notably, there are nearly as many stage directions as spoken lines. Set in an unnamed…

    Read More