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     Not One of These People by Martin Crimp | Trailer

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     In the Republic of Happiness by Martin Crimp at Royal Court Theatre - video trailer

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     Attempts on her Life - Martin Crimp

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   *MATURE SUBJECT MATTER The University College Drama ProgramAt The University of TorontoPresentsTHE CANADIAN PREMIERE OFAttempts On Her LifeBy Martin CrimpDir...

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   An excerpt from "The City" performed by Nathania Bernabe.Written by Martin Crimp

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   A scene from Attempts on Her Life by Martin Crimp - A foyer video used as an Exordium/Prologue.University of Wales, Newport - IFSW. Grad Show 2010.Lawrence H...

5. www.theartsdesk.com › theatre › theartsdesk-qatheartsdesk Q&A: Playwright Martin Crimp

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   Mar 10, 2012 · Playwright Martin Crimp is one of British theatre’s best-kept secrets. Although his neon-lit name appears in the theatre capitals of Europe, with his work a big hit at festivals all over the continent, here he is better known to students - who love his 1997 masterpiece Attempts on Her Life - than to ordinary theatregoers. The crowds that saw the 2009 West End revival of his present-day ...

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6. theoxfordculturereview.com › 2016/03/21 › reviewReview: ‘Attempts on Her Life’ - The Oxford Culture Review

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   Mar 21, 2016 · March 21, 2016 July 24, 2016 theoxfordculturereview. Review: ‘Attempts on Her Life’. The script for Martin Crimp’s 1997 drama Attempts On Her Lifelooks more like an experimental novel than a play. There are no specified characters, but only a dash in the dialogue to indicate a change of speaker, and a few sparse stage directions dotted ...

7. www.varsity.co.uk › theatre › 22577Attempts On Her Life does justice to a post-modern classic

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   Nov 27, 2021 · This production, with its cast on the larger side for Corpus stage, brought out the chaos and pace that Crimp’s division of the play into 17 loosely connected fragments encourages. It felt like Robinson and Charles had a clear vison, particularly in drawing on of the energetic aspects of the text, building the performance into a whirl of people and words.

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   Who is Martin Crimp?

   • Playwright Martin Crimp is one of British theatre’s best-kept secrets. Although his neon-lit name appears in the theatre capitals of Europe, with his work a big hit at festivals all over the continent, here he is better known to students - who love his 1997 masterpiece Attempts on Her Life - than to ordinary theatregoers.

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   Did crimp's script do justice?

   • However, directors Jasmine Charles and Emma Robinson have by and large done Crimp’s script justice. This production, with its cast on the larger side for Corpus stage, brought out the chaos and pace that Crimp’s division of the play into 17 loosely connected fragments encourages.

   Attempts On Her Life does justice to a post-modern classic

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   How does Crimp kill the author?

   • In a very postmodern fashion, Crimp takes the notion of the playwright, and destroys it, enacting his very own Barthesian ‘death of the author’. The play is perplexing. Set in what seems to be a kind of dystopian gameshow, six actors,‘compete’ in 17 different scenarios, each one playing a completely different character in every scenario.

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   Is crimp a difficult play?

   • It is, in short, a very difficult play, one which I personally would be intimidated to stage. However, directors Jasmine Charles and Emma Robinson have by and large done Crimp’s script justice.

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   What are crimp's best plays?

   • Crimp 's best plays are studies in cruelty. His most recent offerings, Fewer Emergencies (2005) and The City (2008), tend to be elliptical, indirect and demand concentration. They don’t offer easy laughs or happy songs. His work is as austere as the age of austerity.

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   How did crimp's surrealist visions emerge as social commentary?

   • There were moments where Crimp’s surrealist visions emerged as social commentary: one scene involved Bilton and Higgins playing a pair of glazed-eyed, slimy salespeople tasked with selling a new car, ‘The Annie.’

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9. www.sierz.co.uk › writings › martin-crimp-on-not-oneMartin Crimp on Not One of These People - Aleks Sierz

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   Oct 29, 2022 · MARTIN CRIMP: Yes, that’s right. When all theatres were closed during the first lockdown [in March 2020] nobody knew when, and how, things would get back to normal. So I was talking with Vicky Featherstone [artistic director of the Royal Court theatre] about making work that could be performed as soon as conditions eased and audiences could return, even with social distancing.