Entertainment & Arts
Sarah Kane, 28; Author of Violent Plays Shocked Britain Sarah Kane, 28, who shocked British audiences with her plays about violence and abuse.
Feb. 24, 1999
Sarah Kane took her life after finishing ‘4.48 Psychosis.’ The play could help bring in her earlier, much lambasted, work from the fringes.
Oct. 31, 2004
Movies
Another big November sweeps’ movie weekend includes the premiere of HBO’s new drama about the making of “Citizen Kane,” the cable premiere of a classic children’s film, the final installment in the “Sarah, Plain and Tall” trilogy and a disaster thriller about a Y2K meltdown.
Nov. 18, 1999
A haunting production of ‘4.48 Psychosis’ gives life to Sarah Kane’s final, suicidal gasp.
Nov. 6, 2004
Science & Medicine
Arcadia cousins’ ‘impressive’ science research looks at why some cases are drug-resistant. They will present it in New York.
Nov. 25, 2007
In the few brief years that constituted her professional career, playwright Sarah Kane was both lionized and pilloried in British theatrical circles.
June 21, 2002
California
The worn wooden sign in front of the retirement home says it all. “Please! Watch Out for Old Dogs!”
Sept. 5, 1999
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Aug. 4, 2011
Sarah KANE’s antiwar play “Blasted” set off a storm when it premiered in London in 1995, with early reviewers ridiculing it as “a disgusting feast of filth” and “devoid of intellectual and artistic merit.”
June 13, 2004