'Love Me Or Kill Me': Sarah Kane and the Theatre of Extremes

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Introduction 1. 'This disgusting feast of filth': Blasted 2. 'If there could have been more moments like these': Phaedra's Love 3. 'This sensible hell': Cleansed 4. 'Only love can save me and love has destroyed me': Crave 5. 'Remember the light and believe in the light': 4.48 Psychosis 6. Converstation with James Macdonald 7. Conversation with Vicky Featherstone 8. Converstation with Nils Tabert 9. Conversation with Mel Kenyon 10. Conversation with Phyllis Nagy 11. Conversation with Kate Ashfield 12. Conversation with Daniel Evans 13. Conversation with Stuart McQuarrie 14. Edward Bond: Sarah Kane and theatre Select Bibliography Index

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