Sarah Kane

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Sarah Kane was a groundbreaking British playwright known for her intensely provocative, emotionally raw, and formally experimental works that helped define the in-yer-face theatre movement of the 1990s.

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instanceOf British person
dramatist
human
playwright
causeOfDeath suicide
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1971-02-03
dateOfDeath 1999-02-20
educatedAt University of Birmingham NERFINISHED
University of Bristol NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup White British
familyName Kane NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork playwriting
theatre
genre drama
experimental theatre
tragedy
givenName Sarah NERFINISHED
hasWork 4.48 Psychosis NERFINISHED
Blasted NERFINISHED
Cleansed NERFINISHED
Crave NERFINISHED
Phaedra’s Love NERFINISHED
influenced In-yer-face theatre movement NERFINISHED
contemporary British theatre
influencedBy Georg Büchner NERFINISHED
Howard Barker NERFINISHED
Samuel Beckett NERFINISHED
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement In-yer-face theatre NERFINISHED
name Sarah Kane NERFINISHED
nationality British
notableFor emotionally raw writing
formally experimental drama
intensely provocative plays
notableWork 4.48 Psychosis NERFINISHED
Blasted NERFINISHED
Cleansed NERFINISHED
Crave NERFINISHED
Phaedra’s Love NERFINISHED
occupation playwright
theatre director
placeOfBirth Brentwood, Essex, England NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath London, England
sexOrGender female
workPeriod 1990s

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