1:01:30 she talks about gender and what tends to happen Sorry, I'll post a lot of comment with bookmarks because I'm doing a college project and this video has been very helpful ♡

Damn! How cool to find this video! I got that place in 2019 :D

I'm imaginatively I love with this woman

It's so sad that we lost you.

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En español 😭😭😭😭

What? Eh? Volume? PROJECT!!!

After discovering her work we made a short film based on Sarah's poem, 4.48 Psychosis. kzbin.info/www/bejne/naC8mJiPd5l_o9k Would really love to know your opinion. We tried our best to capture the feelings and power of the poem.

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She was so spirited and articulate. Such a shame to lose her so prematurely.

Nice Job everyone!

Hating Tarantino proves she was ahead of her time.

This is actually pretty good!

Just catching up on this now, amazing work!

Thanks so much for this work. Brilliant.

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It was really nice to hear all of you. It's beautiful play and beautifully written. @Lucy doig you are an amazing actress.i enjoy your part.

Thank you for this! So important, so well-articulated!

Billiant

3 months later she was dead which is heartbreaking to know.

If someone has an article about the pain in Cleansed , I write a research paper about this topic.. please send it to [email protected]... with regards

I’ve uploaded the Radio 4 documentary “Blasted: The Life and Death of Sarah Kane” here-> kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYC8qmBto9d_q68

I'll never tire of this recording. Endless thank yous.

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I love her comments on critics, so true. Being an artist or writer of some kind should be pre-requisite, otherwise you get the thwarted-artist critic showing off their "I could've been just as good if I tried" poetic skills used in gleefully destroying everything they can. They should be mocked out of the public square, but now I feel snarky critics appear to be the center of the culture.

Brilliant. I love the vintage styled costumes. Real Grimaldi style!

this women is such an inspiration, she really is amazing and such an influenece on my life and career.

God damn it, I wish she hadn't died :( what would have come after 4.48??

I love that line: "When it comes to the acts of violence in my plays my imagination isn't that fucking sick, I mean, I just read the newspapers". It was worth "watching" until the very end, thanks for uploading :)

What an incredible document for fans of Sarah's work. Is there any possibility of restoring the audio at all? Or perhaps is there a transcript from someone who was there? Dan is quite hard to hear at times. I was most curious to hear the names of the writers who Sarah thought was brilliant. I think I've figured out two of them, was it David Grieg and David Harrower, Kris Haddow? Its around 16:40. Dan names them there, and later Sarah says they are her favourite three writers.

It's so sad to know that even though she spoke of her attacks from the media with some good humour and maturity, she must have been dying on the inside. 😭😭😭

Thanks for uploading this. What an excellent find! Have you got an approximate date of the recording?