4.48 Psychosis by Sarah Kane《莎拉．肯恩在4.48上書寫》

love me or kill me -
a kaleidoscopic meditation
on the unbearable intensity of life
Sarah Kane's modern classic portrays a mind in acute despair, where fragments of pain and anger are interspersed with shafts of piercing humour.
Director/Performer : Bonni Chan
Musicians : Chan Wai Fat, Lau Chi Bun, Fung Kwok Kee Gabriel
Visual Design : Lee Yunsoo（Korea）
Costume Design : Cheng Man Wing
Sound Design : Chan Wai Fat
Lighting Design : Fung Kwok Kee Gabriel

[@theatredupif]

Due to copyright issues, we are unable to upload the full-length version online. We greatly appreciate all your comments and support. We kindly request your assistance in introducing this piece to theatre and festival presenters, as it is open to touring worldwide. ❤❤

[@NickDuffy-qf6lx]

please keep us updated!

[@word710]

There are so many marvelous things about Sarah Kane's writing. One of the most revolutionary to the theatrical form, I think, is how she trusted the process and her directors. Reading her writing, it can be whatever you will make of it. She doesn't play director in her notes or tell the audience how to feel about the words. She just writes the heart.

[@pendekarsarden5410]

*this exchange*
"Any one especially close to you?"
"The very last one."
"To be free? [smiles, nods] good luck."

[@raahrocha]

finally someone who understand this play

[@Shannon.m_a]

I know, I have scoured the entire of youtube and this is just...ace, she's nailed it. This is incomparable to any others I've viewed, I think if Sarah Kane could have directed '4:48 Psychosis' this is what she would've wanted. In this performance you can really see the intention behind the play, it is just simply magnificent and you're right, I think this is the only performance I've found that really reflects this play and depicts the best, clearest and most understandable message in relation to it. Despite the freedom of theatre and the fact that everything is up to interpretation, this is the most accurate representation I could possibly have found. Simply amazing.

[@MarinaCastellana]

word

[@danielisntreal6190]

I wish there was a full video of this performance because I'd love to see the entire interpretation of the work

[@scipoematic9154]

This pure artistic expression goes beyond hyperconsumed limitation of spatial western mind. I just found the incredible playwright today. But what lies deep withim is level of suffering and sparcling clarity to share and write out of the broken mind that glows from the eternal darness of our sick world. Peace goes with the true artist!

[@AbstractSurrealist]

One of my best plays of all time . May her soul continue resting in peace

[@michaelc3977]

It's. Not. Yours!

[@angelussanti8332]

For better understanding of psychosis, everyone should read Re-Visioning psychology. James Hillman. Sarah was a beautiful person in many ways I have respect for her courage .Se was a warrior, great one.

[@chloeslater7231]

the sad thing is this play is as relevant than the day it was written, I return to it year after year.

[@andylu21]

Someone know where or how can I find the full performance??? Please!!!!!!!!

[@rosiexu723]

Love this play, love this interpretation!

[@rozhina_ros1537]

I believe Microphone in the scene spoiled the beauty of whole show

[@dareenhaddad90]

Amazing performance ❤

[@xsinqer]

Starting Sarah Kane's 4.48 Pychosis for A-Level Drama. I'm very excited

[@itspierre8228]

Such a perfect execution of this beautiful story

[@tola9727]

Incredible.

[@l1ght286]

Love this

[@yodasbtch3536]

No words for this.. just amazing

[@sofianoiti]

Amazing performance!

[@pendekarsarden5410]

i love this, i love this.

[@lilblackmage666]

this is absolutely the best performance of 4.48 i have ever seen. if anyone has the link to the whole performance i would adore that. love to you all.

[@oliverlopeszerio6337]

yes please

[@hb3393]

There's also a fantastic opera of this play by an English composer called Phillip Venables

[@KitKat-kp1dl]

The likes are on 666 when I watched this. Coincidence? I think not.

[@robinh9081]

Master piece!

[@nayomigunasiri8664]

Perfect
❤
It s like our life❤

[@nazaninshiriLove]

I fucking Love her=)

[@oscartravis5740]

Full house!

[@НикитаОгарков-у2л]

Любопытно, интересно!

[@r.4175]

que intenso....

[@gio_car]

Is it the full performance or just an extract?

[@theatredupif]

Extract

[@gio_car]

@@theatredupif Do you know where I can see the full version?

[@oliverlopeszerio6337]

pleasee

[@samadhiperera531]

5:13
3.:09

[@Jack-Alexander_J]

I live with psychotic symptoms and can say that the script and the performance capture the content of the hexes fired at me.
However, it's sad that authors like Anne Sexton, Sylvia Plath and Sarah Kane felt pressured to fulfill the curse of the "tragic poet". It's as though they believe that they must die to affirm/validate their works. Dark poetry inspires people struggling with mental and emotional afflictions to unalive themselves. Dark poetry affirms death.
As a person living with disabilities, works such as "Psychosis" by Sarah Kane are negative influences. It's better to fight for your healing than to succumb to your illnesses.
I thank Jesus for giving me hope. Speak to God and read the Bible instead of reading dark poetry. Repent of your sins and live holy.

[@graphica2694]

Good thought

[@graphica2694]

Thats a good thought