About Sarah Kane
Sarah Kane was a British playwright born on August 3, 1971, in Essex, England, known for her provocative and visceral approach to contemporary theater. Her works, including "Blasted," "Cleansed," and "4.48 Psychosis," often explore themes of violence, mental illness, and the human condition, challenging audiences with their unflinching honesty. Tragically, Kane's struggle with depression culminated in her suicide on January 20, 1999, but her influential legacy continues to resonate in the world of drama and performance art.
