 “As with all of (Sarah Kane’s) previous work, 4.48 Psychosis was and remains controversial. This is a fate that often befalls anything worth thinking or talking about. After all, the best way to avoid controversy is to stick to what is conventional. That which is conventional is, necessarily, mediocre.” “Where the two plays overlap thematically, they do so from utterly different angles and perspectives, so that each meaningfully compliments the other. But they are two very different scripts as well, resulting in two very different plays that when experienced together as one night of live theatre will make audiences feel as though all of the decorative nonsense that stands between our minds and reality, all the natural and artificial barriers that prevent us from understanding ourselves and others have been dismantled in under two hours.” Facebook won't let us promote this article from 519 Magazine directly -- so learn more about 4.48 Psychosis & The Event by clicking this link: https://519magazine.com/post-productions-promises-empathy-and-awe-with-intense-double-feature/ 
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