Bug (play)

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Bug is a psychological horror stage play by Tracy Letts that explores paranoia, conspiracy, and mental disintegration in the claustrophobic setting of a seedy motel room.

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instanceOf drama
psychological horror play
stage play
adaptedInto Bug (2006 film) NERFINISHED
author Tracy Letts NERFINISHED
authorOtherWorks August: Osage County NERFINISHED
Killer Joe NERFINISHED
character Dr. Sweet NERFINISHED
Jerry Goss NERFINISHED
R.C. NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
filmAdaptationDirector William Friedkin NERFINISHED
filmAdaptationWriter Tracy Letts NERFINISHED
firstPerformanceDate 1996
firstPublishedIn 1990s
genre drama
psychological horror
thriller
hasCultFollowing true
hasType claustrophobic chamber piece
language English
mainCharacter Agnes White NERFINISHED
Peter Evans NERFINISHED
notableFor intense psychological tension
minimal single-room setting
notableProductionCity New York City NERFINISHED
notableProductionLocation Barrow Street Theatre, New York City NERFINISHED
originalMedium theatre
premieredAt Gate Theatre, London NERFINISHED
premiereLocation London NERFINISHED
setting Oklahoma NERFINISHED
seedy motel room
structure two-act play
subject conspiracy
mental disintegration
paranoia
theme codependency
government conspiracy
isolation
psychosis
trauma
timePeriodOfSetting late 20th century
USPremiereDate 1998
USPremiereLocation Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, Washington, D.C. NERFINISHED
writer Tracy Letts NERFINISHED

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Bug adaptationOf Bug (play)
subject surface form: Bug (2006 film)