After a play on damaging corporate HR policies, Theatre Sauce takes on clinical depression in” 4.48 Psychosis” a work by British playwright, Sarah Kane. It was her last work. Our guests tell how to present a play that has “has no explicit characters or stage directions.” Kane herself suffered from clinical depression. She died at her own hands.

<p>After a play on damaging corporate HR policies, Theatre Sauce takes on clinical depression in&rdquo; 4.48 Psychosis&rdquo; a work by British playwright, Sarah Kane. It was her last work. Our guests tell how to present a play that has &ldquo;has no explicit characters or stage directions.&rdquo; Kane herself suffered from clinical depression. She died at her own hands.</p>

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