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It's a rare event when theatre makes the headlines but Blasted, Sarah Kane's first play, did just that. Hugely controversial when it premiered at London's Royal Court Theatre in 1995, it was hailed as a landmark of modern theatre, an astonishingly visceral play of harrowing power that achieved notoriety very quickly by being lambasted in the Daily Mail as "a disgusting feast of filth". Sarah Kane is regarded as a groundbreaking dramatist, over-rated interloper, honorary lad, confrontational bad girl, funny, depressive, tortured suicidal artist, theatrical visionary, savoir and prophet, depend |
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